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Clinical trials and research at Cfd Research Corporation
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 14 NIH-funded research projects at this institution, with $8.4 million in listed awards. Every study is explained in plain English. Data from ClinicalTrials.gov and NIH RePORTER, updated November 12, 2026.
- 14NIH research projects
NIH-funded research (14)
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.
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High-throughput brain organoid platform for drug screening and disease research
A new, automated platform will grow and test hundreds of brain organoids to study Alzheimer's disease and related conditions.
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FertiliChip: a living fallopian tube model on a chip for women’s reproductive health
A tiny, vascularized fallopian tube-on-a-chip model is being developed to better study pelvic inflammatory disease and related reproductive health issues.
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Uterus-on-a-Chip to Study Aging and Reproductive Health in Women
A women’s health project uses a tiny, human uterus model on a chip to study how aging and spaceflight might affect fertility and cancer risk.
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Developing viruses to treat infections caused by mycobacteria.
This study is exploring a new treatment using special viruses that can help fight tough infections caused by mycobacteria, especially for people who haven't had success with regular antibiotics.
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Controlled-release eczema bandage
A soft bandage that slowly releases a natural, microbiome-friendly compound to calm eczema flare-ups in children and adults.
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Developing a new antibiotic to treat drug-resistant gonorrhea
This study is working on a new antibiotic to help fight gonorrhea, especially the tough strains that don't respond to current treatments, using a special natural product that has shown promise in the lab.
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A new method to screen alcohol's effects using brain-like tissues.
This study is exploring how alcohol affects the brain by using tiny, lab-grown brain models, which could help us find better treatments for people struggling with alcohol use.
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Creating a virtual reality space for doctors and patients with rare diseases to connect.
This study is creating a fun virtual reality space where doctors can meet and talk with patients who have rare diseases using avatars, making it easier for everyone to communicate and share important experiences.
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A new bandage that helps treat eczema by balancing skin bacteria
This study is testing a new type of bandage that uses a natural ingredient to help calm eczema flare-ups without harming your skin's good bacteria, aiming to offer a gentler treatment option for both kids and adults who struggle with atopic dermatitis.
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A model to predict how substances affect the placenta and fetus
This study is exploring how the placenta works to protect the baby during pregnancy and how different substances, like medications, can affect the baby, using a special lab model to help improve drug safety for moms and their little ones.
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Creating a realistic 3D model of the human cornea for keratoconus treatment
This study is creating a detailed 3D model of the eye's cornea to help us understand keratoconus better, which could lead to better treatments and tools for people dealing with this vision loss condition.
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Using AI to improve protein production methods
This study is looking at ways to make important proteins used in medicines and food more efficiently, which could help improve drug development and treatments for patients like you.
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Using AI to improve genetic engineering techniques
This study is exploring new ways to improve how genes are engineered, which could help create better and safer treatments like vaccines and gene therapies for patients.
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A new test to quickly predict sepsis in patients
This study is working on a quick test that can help doctors predict how sepsis, a serious infection-related condition, might develop in patients by looking at certain white blood cells, so they can provide better care faster.
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