Award
Kaiser Foundation Research Institute 5R01DA048033-05
Impact of in utero Marijuana Exposure on Neurodevelopment, Behavior and Mental Health: A Longitudinal Birth Cohort Study
Recipient
Kaiser Foundation Research Institute
Award Amount
$579,276.00
Ceiling
$579,276.00
Awarded
May 06, 2025
Identifier
5R01DA048033-05
A longitudinal birth cohort study funded by NIH/NIDA and NIH Office of the Director to assess the impact of prenatal marijuana exposure on children's neurodevelopment, behavior, and mental health using data from Kaiser Permanente Northern California hospitals.
Description
This project aims to evaluate the effects of prenatal marijuana exposure on neurodevelopmental impairments, behavioral disorders, and mental health outcomes in children up to 13 years of age. It leverages electronic health records and universal screening data from Kaiser Permanente Northern California hospitals. The study is funded by NIH/NIDA and NIH Office of the Director, with a total award amount of $579,276. The project is part of the PAR-18-062 funding opportunity and is managed by Program Officer Sarah Vidal.