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NIH/NIDA grants for pilot studies preparing substance use and HIV research trials

The National Institutes of Health is seeking research grant applications for pilot studies that prepare substance use and HIV research trials. - Government buyer: National Institutes of Health (NIH), through the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA). - Funding opportunity: Grants for pilot and feasibility studies to inform the design and conduct of efficacy, effectiveness, and services research trials. - Research areas: - Prevention of substance use, misuse, or progression to substance use disorder. - Prevention, treatment, recovery, and services research, including research addressing co-occurring pain or medical and mental health conditions. - HIV eradication research in substance use settings or populations. - Award amount: Maximum of $450,000 per award; minimum award, total program funding, and expected number of awards are not specified. - Eligibility and participation: Eligible applicants include businesses, nonprofits, educational institutions, government entities, and tribal organizations. Foreign organizations and foreign components may participate, but foreign subawards and subcontracts are not eligible. - OEMs, vendors, and products: No OEMs, vendors, specific products, part numbers, or quantities are identified.

Description

This funding opportunity supports pilot and feasibility studies to inform the design and conduct of efficacy, effectiveness, and/or services research trials. Topics may include developing interventions to prevent substance use or substance use disorder, prevention, treatment, or recovery services research, and HIV eradication research. The award maximum is $450,000; the source does not specify program funding, expected awards, or an award minimum. The response deadline is July 16, 2029.

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