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Clinical trials and research at Fisher Bioservices, INC.
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 25 NIH-funded research projects at this institution, with $10.0 million in listed awards. Every study is explained in plain English. Data from ClinicalTrials.gov and NIH RePORTER, updated November 12, 2026.
- 25NIH research projects
NIH-funded research (25)
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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Collection and management of biological samples for maternal and pediatric infectious diseases
This study is gathering biological samples from mothers and children to help researchers learn more about infectious diseases that affect them, with the hope of improving treatments and care for patients in the future.
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Investigating the effects of prenatal alcohol and drug exposure on maternal and infant health
This study is looking at how drinking alcohol and using drugs during pregnancy can affect the health of both moms and their babies, and it’s for pregnant women who want to understand the potential risks and improve health for themselves and their little ones.
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Investigating diabetes risk in women who had gestational diabetes
This study is looking at what might lead to type 2 diabetes in women who had gestational diabetes, and it's for women from Boston and Copenhagen who have experienced GDM, so we can find better ways to help them stay healthy.
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Collection and management of human biospecimens for child health research
This study is all about gathering and taking care of samples from people to help researchers learn more about child health and development, which could lead to better treatments for kids in the future.
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Investigating fetal growth patterns and standards in the U.S.
The NICHD Fetal Growth Study is looking to understand how babies grow in the womb by working with pregnant women, both healthy and those with obesity, to gather samples like blood and placenta, which will help doctors better track fetal growth and spot any potential issues.
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Effects of folic acid and zinc on male fertility
This study is looking at whether taking folic acid and zinc can help improve sperm quality and boost the chances of having a baby for men who are going through fertility treatment.
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A repository for human biospecimens related to child health and development
This study is working on a new way to store and manage biological samples from babies, children, and pregnant people to help researchers learn more about child health, which could lead to better care for kids in the future.
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Collection and maintenance of biological specimens for child health research
This study is all about keeping important health samples and information safe so that researchers can use them in the future to learn more about how to help kids grow up healthy and understand the causes of health issues.
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Ensuring quality in the handling of clinical materials for mpox research
This study is all about making sure that the materials used in mpox research are handled safely and correctly, which can help improve the quality of clinical trials and ultimately lead to better treatments for patients.
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Ensuring quality in the handling of clinical materials for infectious disease research
This study is all about making sure that the materials used in clinical trials for infectious diseases are handled safely and correctly, so that patients can trust the results and benefit from better treatments.
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Understanding asthma control in pregnant women
This study is looking at how asthma changes during pregnancy to find out why some women feel worse while others feel better, and it invites pregnant women to share their samples to help improve asthma care for everyone.
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Improving drug information and safety for children
This study is all about making sure kids get the right medications in safe doses, using samples from past clinical trials to learn more about how different drugs work for children.
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Improving drug safety and effectiveness for children
This study is all about making sure that kids get the right doses and safe medications, especially since they often use drugs that aren't specifically approved for them, and it involves collecting samples from young patients to help improve how we understand and treat their health needs.
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Investigating pregnancy outcomes in first-time mothers
This study is looking at the experiences of first-time moms to understand what might lead to problems during pregnancy, like having a baby too early, by collecting samples and information from over 10,000 women from early pregnancy until they give birth, so that doctors can better support moms and their babies.
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A hub for sharing data and biological specimens from child health studies
This study is working on a new online platform called DASH that helps researchers easily find and share important health data and samples from different studies, making it easier for scientists to collaborate and learn more about health conditions.
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Collecting and storing biological samples to study HIV in children and pregnant women
This study is looking for infants, children, teens, and women with HIV to help collect samples that will help us learn more about how HIV and its treatments affect their health and choices, so we can improve care for them in the future.
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Ensuring quality in the handling of antibiotic-resistant clinical materials
This study is all about making sure that the way we collect, store, and send samples for research on antibiotic resistance is done safely and correctly, so that patients can trust the results of clinical trials aimed at fighting these tough infections.
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Ensuring safe handling of clinical materials for COVID-19 research
This study is all about making sure that the materials used in COVID-19 research are handled safely and correctly, which helps improve the quality of clinical trials that could benefit patients like you in the fight against the virus.
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Collecting and managing biological samples for HIV-related research in children and adolescents
This study is collecting and storing samples from kids and teens affected by HIV to help researchers find better treatments and improve health outcomes for them.
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Investigating how pregnancy factors affect neonatal health
This study is looking at how when a baby is born and how big they are at birth can affect their health later in life, and it’s for anyone interested in understanding what influences newborn health, including parents and families.
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Investigating how early life conditions affect health disparities across generations.
This study is looking at how tough experiences in childhood, like growing up in poverty or facing discrimination, can affect health later in life, and it wants to see how parents' mental health plays a role in this; if you join, you might share some health information and samples to help us understand these important c
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Investigating genetic factors influencing childhood obesity
This study is looking at how genes might play a role in childhood obesity by analyzing information from past pregnancies, and it aims to find ways to help prevent and treat obesity in kids and adults.
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Investigating HIV disease progression in women
The Women’s Interagency HIV Study is looking at how HIV affects women over time, and it's for women living with HIV who want to help us learn more about their health and how treatments work for them.
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Understanding how gut bacteria affect asthma control during pregnancy
This study is looking at how the variety of bacteria in the gut affects asthma control in pregnant women, and by sharing samples, you could help us find ways to improve asthma management during pregnancy.
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Storing fetal DNA samples from cord blood for pregnancy research
This study is looking at DNA from the cord blood of pregnant women to help understand why some pregnancies have complications, and it's for first-time moms who want to contribute to important research that could improve pregnancy outcomes for others.
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