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Clinical trials and research at Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium

• 3Clinical trials
• 33NIH research projects
• 1Country

Newest trials

All recruiting trials (3)

• Monthly Food Box Program for food-insecure households in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta

  This study tests whether giving a monthly food box helps improve food security for households in need in rural Alaska.

  Recruiting Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Bethel, Alaska · NCT07220291

• Using HEPA air purifiers to improve indoor air quality in rural Alaska homes

  This study is testing if using HEPA air purifiers in homes can help improve the breathing health of Alaska Native children living in rural areas with poor air quality.

  Recruiting Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Bethel, Alaska · NCT06534385

• Diet and activity program to reduce obesity risk in Alaska Native preschoolers

  This study is testing a program that encourages healthy eating and active play to help reduce obesity in Yup'ik Alaska Native preschoolers.

  Recruiting Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, Alaska · NCT06303544

NIH-funded research (33)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• Heal(th) From Within: A Collaborative to Share Journeys to Wellness

  A collaborative project with Alaska Native communities aims to explore culturally grounded paths to reduce substance use and improve mental health.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11539107

• Understanding MASLD progression to MASH and liver cancer in Alaska Native communities

  A patient-facing overview of a study that looks at why a common liver disease progresses to more serious conditions in Alaska Native and American Indian people.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11529997

• Traditional foods and community-led health for Alaska Natives

  A community-driven project in Alaska aims to strengthen food security and wellbeing by honoring traditional foods and Indigenous knowledge.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11529996

• More Outside Your Door helps Alaska Native kids stay healthy

  A community-based program in rural Alaska supports Alaska Native children ages 0-12 and their families with traditional foods, physical activity, and sleep habits to reduce obesity and future heart risks.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11397286

• Building a big study of colorectal cancer risk in Alaska Native people

  A large research project will follow Alaska Native adults to learn why colorectal cancer occurs more often in this population and how to prevent it.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11395374

• Healing from Within: Sharing wellness journeys for Alaska Native communities

  A community-led effort to develop culturally grounded ways to prevent overdoses, help with chronic pain, and support mental health for Alaska Native people.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11367181

• ANTLER: Training and Learning Experiences in Research for Alaska Native and American Indian communities

  Aimed at students and early-career researchers, ANT LER offers mentored internships and professional development to build capacity for tribally-driven health research in Alaska.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11366808

• Alaska Indigenous Research Program supports Indigenous-led health research training

  This grant funds a two-part program to train Alaska Native researchers and Native communities in culturally grounded health research and leadership.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11366807

• Stress-coping support for Alaska Native women in Southwest Alaska

  A culturally grounded stress coping program is being developed to help Alaska Native women in Southwest Alaska reduce stress and improve sexual health and well-being.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11366806

• Lithium in Alaska Native communities: a hopeful look at suicide prevention

  A community-focused study will look at lithium levels in water and traditional foods and test whether low lithium intake relates to suicidality, with a first-of-its-kind low-dose lithium supplementation trial in Northwest Arctic Alaska Native communities.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11366804

• Administrative Core for the ANTHC NARCH Center

  A core administrative grant supports leadership, budget management, and coordination for Alaska Native health research projects to help move health improvements forward.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11366803

• Advancing Alaska Native health research priorities

  A grant to help Alaska Native communities by building research capacity and guiding health research that reflects tribal priorities.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11366802

• HEPA filters to improve indoor air in rural Alaska Native homes

  A community-based study will test whether portable HEPA air filters can improve indoor air quality and respiratory health in high-particulate homes of Alaska Native and American Indian residents.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11355403

• ANCHR Research Core supports Alaska Native health research

  A dedicated research support hub helps Alaska Native health researchers design and manage studies that address health disparities.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11355398

• Anchorage Native Center for Health Research Administrative Core

  A dedicated administrative core supports Alaska Native health research, helping local investigators build skills and sustain long-term health projects.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11355396

• Alaska Native Center for Health Research: Building Alaska’s Health Researchers

  A program to train and support Alaska Native researchers to study health issues affecting Alaska Native people over the next five years.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11355388

• Preventing tooth decay in Alaska Native infants and young children

  This project helps families in Yukon‑Kuskokwim communities get coordinated dental care and practical prevention tips to stop tooth decay in infants and preschoolers.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11259559

• Portable sanitation system to improve home water use and quality of life

  This project will test a portable sanitation system (PASS) in Alaska Native homes to see if it helps with water use, hygiene, and household well-being.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11141107

• Alaska Native health and water, sanitation, and hygiene program

  Trying targeted water, sanitation, and hygiene actions to improve health for Alaska Native communities while building local tribal research capacity.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11141104

• More Outside Your Door (MOYD)

  MOYD helps Alaska Native preschool children, families, schools, and communities bring traditional foods, outdoor activities, and health screening feedback into daily life to lower childhood obesity and future diabetes risk.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11126595

• Understanding why Alaska Native adults face higher colorectal cancer risk

  This project will enroll Alaska Native adults before colonoscopy to look for health, lifestyle, and biological factors linked to higher colorectal cancer risk.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11123433

• The impact of HEPA filters on air quality in rural Alaska homes

  This study is looking at how using HEPA filters can help make the air cleaner in homes of Alaska Native and American Indian families living in rural areas, especially those dealing with smoke from tobacco or woodstoves, to help improve their health.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11080904

• Improving health research for Alaska Native tribes

  This study is all about helping Alaska Native tribes improve health research by providing support and resources, so local researchers can better understand and address health issues that matter to their communities.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11080889

• Building health research capacity for Alaska Native communities

  This study is all about helping local researchers in Alaska Native communities tackle health issues that matter to them, by providing training and support to improve health for everyone in those communities.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11080882

• Improving health research for Alaska Native people

  This study is all about helping Alaska Native communities improve their health by training local researchers to work on health issues that matter most to them, so they can find solutions together with health organizations and universities.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11080881

• Improving dental health in Alaska Native children

  This study is working to help Alaska Native children in the Yukon-Kuskokwim region avoid early tooth decay by providing dental care and teaching parents about good oral hygiene and nutrition, especially for kids under 2 years old.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-11074670

• Exploring Indigenous healing approaches for wellness in Alaska Native communities

  This study is all about exploring how traditional healing practices can help Alaska Native people with issues like substance use and mental health, and it involves working closely with local communities to share their experiences and strengthen their cultural traditions.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-10977010

• Improving colorectal cancer screening for Alaska Native people using a new stool DNA test

  This study is looking at a new at-home stool DNA test for colorectal cancer to see if it can help more people in Alaska Native communities get screened and reduce cancer deaths, all while working closely with local health organizations to make sure it fits their needs.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-10918041

• Investigating colorectal cancer risk factors among Alaska Native people

  This study is looking to find out why Alaska Native people have higher rates of colorectal cancer, and it will involve 1,000 participants who will get screened with colonoscopies to help discover new ways to prevent this cancer and better understand its risks for everyone, especially younger people in the U.S.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-10894545

• Building health research capacity for Alaska Native communities

  This study is all about bringing together Indigenous and non-Indigenous people to work together on health research that respects and meets the needs of Alaska Native and American Indian communities, helping everyone learn from each other to improve health outcomes.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-10893406

• Evaluating a new sanitation system to improve water use and quality of life in homes.

  This study is looking at how well a new portable sanitation system can help improve water access and hygiene for American Indian and Alaska Native families, especially in remote areas of Alaska where regular plumbing isn't available, to see if it can reduce illnesses caused by dirty water.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-10893404

• Improving health research capacity for Alaska Native people

  This study is all about helping Alaska Native communities take charge of their own health research by using their unique knowledge and working together, so they can better tackle health issues that affect them.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-10893403

• Improving health for Alaska Native people through community-driven research

  This study is all about helping Alaska Native communities improve their health by focusing on important issues like water and sanitation, so they can lead research that truly reflects their needs and culture.

  NIH research Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium · Anchorage, United States · NIH-10893401

Quick answers

How many clinical trials run by Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium are recruiting right now?

3, as of November 12, 2026. We update this list each time we refresh our data from ClinicalTrials.gov.

Where are these trials running?

All of them have sites in United States. Each study page lists its sites and which ones are recruiting.

How do I join one?

Open a study, check the "Is this trial a fit for you?" section, then contact the study team listed on the page. They will ask a few screening questions. Asking is free and does not commit you to anything. Talk it over with your doctor first.

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