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Clinical trials and research at Hospital for Sick Chldrn (Toronto)

• 6NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (6)

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.

• BioGRID: A public hub for biological interactions and disease network data

  A publicly available resource that collects and organizes known biological interactions to help researchers study how diseases like Alzheimer’s and autism are connected.

  NIH research Hospital for Sick Chldrn (Toronto) · Toronto, Canada · NIH-11450414

• Personalized human milk and nutrition for very low birth weight infants

  This project tailors human milk and nutrition for very low birth weight babies to help them grow better, support brain development, and lower serious complications like infections and gut disease.

  NIH research Hospital for Sick Chldrn (Toronto) · Toronto, Canada · NIH-11184357

• Improving nutrition for very low birth weight infants to enhance their growth and brain development.

  This study is all about finding the best ways to feed babies who were born very small so they can grow strong and develop well, by looking at their unique needs and how things like family stress and genetics play a role in their nutrition.

  NIH research Hospital for Sick Chldrn (Toronto) · Toronto, Canada · NIH-10907605

• Understanding how bone and soft tissue cancers develop in children

  This study is looking into how bone and soft tissue cancers start in children and when they develop, with the goal of finding ways to catch these cancers earlier and improve treatments.

  NIH research Hospital for Sick Chldrn (Toronto) · Toronto, Canada · NIH-10891705

• A resource for understanding biological interactions and networks

  This study is working on a helpful database called BioGRID that collects important information about how genes and biological interactions affect our health, which can lead to better treatments for diseases.

  NIH research Hospital for Sick Chldrn (Toronto) · Toronto, Canada · NIH-10866497

• Effects of blood sugar levels on brain health in newborns with brain injury

  This study looks at how high blood sugar levels can impact the brains of newborns with a condition called hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), and it aims to help parents understand how these early sugar levels might affect their child's development as they grow.

  NIH research Hospital for Sick Chldrn (Toronto) · Toronto, Canada · NIH-10844559

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