National Institutes of Health
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is a US federal agency funding biomedical research grants & programs.
Get Funding for Bladder Health Research for Women
Researchers and institutions can receive funding to establish a consortium focused on preventing lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) in women across all age groups. This initiative aims to build the scientific foundation for future LUTS prevention strategies by understanding healthy bladder function and identifying risk factors.
Fund Research: Prevent Bladder Issues in Women
This grant funds research consortia to build the scientific foundation for preventing lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) in women of all ages. The goal is to understand healthy bladder function and identify risk factors for conditions like incontinence and bladder infections.
Get Funded: NIH Grants for Independent Research Careers
Are you an advanced postdoctoral researcher or junior faculty in biomedical or behavioral sciences? This NIH grant provides significant funding and protected time over 3-5 years to develop your independent research career in diabetes, digestive, or kidney diseases.
NIH Rheumatic Disease Research Core Centers Grant
Research institutions with established, funded investigators studying rheumatic diseases are eligible for this NIH grant. The funding supports shared research facilities and services to accelerate rheumatic disease research and improve efficiency.
NIH HIV Lung Disease Clinical Trial Planning Grants
Researchers and clinical institutions can apply for R34 planning grants to develop Phase II/III clinical trials for HIV patients with lung disease. Funding supports protocol development and preliminary studies to optimize treatments for HIV-related lung and cardiovascular conditions.