Grants in Denmark

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Funds studies of how conditions found by newborn screening unfold — the sequence and timing of symptoms, and what changes the course.

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Funds a self-contained rehabilitation research project by a scientist establishing an independent career, including new technology development.

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Funds the planning work behind a large vision research study — the protocol and procedures manual, not the study itself.

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Funds a genuinely new brain stimulation device for mental health, or a hardware or software change that substantially improves an approved one.

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Funds the exploratory version of next-generation brain stimulation device work for mental health, with the same floor on how much novelty counts.

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Funds a small, self-contained clinical trial anywhere inside the institute's mission in child health and human development.

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Funds an early-stage, high-risk project that includes a clinical trial — and at some institutes only a mechanistic one counts.

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Funds a defined research project in the investigator's own area of expertise, through the announcement most NIH institutes keep permanently open.

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Funds a small project that can be finished quickly with limited resources — a pilot, a reanalysis, a method, or a piece of new research technology.

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Funds a pilot trial of treatment or services for the phase after acute mental health care — holding gains, managing what is left, preventing relapse.

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Funds functional testing of genetic variants linked to congenital anomalies, to separate the ones that matter from the ones that merely appear.

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Funds studies using electrodes already implanted in people to record and stimulate directly, answering mental health questions no scan can reach.

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Funds the exploratory version of invasive human neural recording and stimulation work on mental health questions.

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Funds the translational and first clinical-feasibility steps for a device treating a nervous-system or neuromuscular disorder.

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Funds natural history studies that track how a rare disease unfolds over time, to close data gaps blocking new treatments for it.

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Funds no new studies directly — it grants approved investigators access to NIH's shared genetic and multi-omics data on heart, lung, blood and sleep disorders.

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Funds clinical trials testing whether a product works and is safe for a rare disease, aimed at a new indication or a labeling change.

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Funds planning then running a milestone-driven clinical trial for a health condition that co-occurs with Down syndrome.

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Funds early, exploratory Down syndrome research — a novel idea or new use of an existing method, even where the answer is unproven.

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Funds bold, unconventional Down syndrome research that could open an entirely new scientific or clinical direction.

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Funds discovering and developing a medication or device to prevent or treat substance use disorders and overdose, in two phases.

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Funds the early, conceptual stage of a new idea in cancer control — behaviour, screening, causes, or a technique nobody has tried yet.

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Funds high-risk, high-reward research on HIV prevention, diagnosis or treatment in people who use substances or have a substance use disorder.

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Funds secondary analysis of archived HIV/AIDS data and specimens from maternal, pediatric and adolescent populations, without collecting anything new.