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Clinical trials and research at Indian Health Council, INC.
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 13 NIH-funded research projects at this institution, with $4.7 million in listed awards. Every study is explained in plain English. Data from ClinicalTrials.gov and NIH RePORTER, updated November 12, 2026.
- 13NIH research projects
NIH-funded research (13)
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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NARCH XIII Student Development Program for AI/AN Health Scientists
A program to help American Indian and Alaska Native students finish college and pursue health-related degrees and careers.
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CA-NARCH Student Development Program Administrative Core
A government-funded program to support AI/AN student researchers and strengthen tribal partnerships to reduce health disparities.
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NARCH XIII– Student Development program for AI/AN students
A grant to support AI/AN students through a structured pathway from high school to graduate programs in health and STEM, helping them pursue careers in American Indian/Alaska Native health and research.
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Opioid use and overdose risks among Southern California American Indian and Alaska Native adults
Researchers will collect interviews, surveys, and local records to understand changing opioid use and overdose risks for American Indian and Alaska Native adults in Southern California.
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Preventing HPV-related cancers in American Indian and Alaska Native communities
This project brings community-led outreach and clinic changes to increase HPV vaccination for adolescents and cervical cancer screening for women in Southern California tribal communities.
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Native American Community Health Research Partnership
This program supports Native American communities to strengthen trauma-informed care, increase HPV screening and vaccination, improve opioid services, and boost overall community health.
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Supporting American Indian and Alaska Native students in achieving higher education
This program is all about helping American Indian and Alaska Native students succeed in their studies in health-related fields by giving them the support and resources they need to finish their degrees and become health scientists.
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Supporting educational and research efforts for American Indian and Alaska Native communities
This study is all about improving health research and education for American Indian and Alaska Native communities by working closely with tribal leaders and members to make sure the projects really meet their needs and priorities.
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Program to support American Indian and Alaska Native students in health sciences
This program is all about helping American Indian and Alaska Native students succeed in their studies in health and science by providing them with mentorship and support, so they can become health scientists and help improve health in their communities.
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Understanding opioid misuse and overdose risks in American Indian communities
This study is looking into how opioid misuse affects American Indian and Alaska Native communities in Southern California, and it aims to gather information from local people to better understand the problem and find ways to help.
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Preventing cervical cancer and HPV-related diseases in Native American communities
This study is working to help American Indian and Alaska Native women and teens get better cervical cancer screenings and HPV vaccinations by teaming up with local leaders to find effective ways to improve health in their communities.
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Supporting community-based research for Alaska Native populations
This study is all about working together with Alaska Native communities to improve health projects that tackle cancers linked to HPV, making sure everyone's voice is heard and that the research truly helps the people in those communities.
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Improving health care for Native American communities
This study is all about working with Native American communities to improve health care, especially for issues like cancer prevention and opioid care, by listening to their needs and making sure they get the right support for things like cervical cancer screenings and HPV vaccinations.
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