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Clinical trials and research at Innovation Research and Training, INC.
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 11 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.
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NIH-funded research (11)
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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EmpowerSTEM mentor training for youth in STEM
A comprehensive mentor training program helps adults and peers guide young people in STEM to stay engaged and pursue STEM paths.
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Parent resource to improve communication about media and substances for adolescents
A new online program helps parents talk with their preteen and teen children about alcohol, drugs, and media to reduce risky behaviors.
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Web-based training for mentors helping youth affected by substance misuse
A web-based training program is being tested to help mentors and staff support teens who are affected by substance use in their families.
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Building Assets Together: A toolkit to guide youth mentors
A web-based toolkit helps mentors of youth build positive, lasting relationships to support mental health and well‑being.
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Online training to help mentors and staff support youth affected by substance misuse
An interactive online course to help mentors and youth‑service staff better support children and teens affected by their own or a parent's substance misuse.
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Exploring how parents and adolescents make decisions about joining clinical trials
This study looks at how parents and their teenage kids talk about joining clinical trials for medical research, aiming to understand how their conversations change as kids get older, so we can make it easier for families to participate in these important studies.
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Understanding how mentor traits can help children of incarcerated parents avoid substance use
This study looks at how different qualities in mentors can help kids with incarcerated parents, who often face tough challenges, by figuring out what makes mentors most effective in supporting them and reducing issues like substance use.
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Evaluating online training for mentors helping youth affected by substance misuse
This study is testing a fun online training program for mentors and staff who support young people affected by substance misuse, helping them build better skills to connect with and guide these youth towards a brighter future.
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Creating a toolkit to help parents understand pediatric clinical trials
This study is creating an easy-to-use online resource for parents of kids aged 7-17 to help them learn about clinical trials, clear up any worries they might have, and improve how they talk to their kids about joining research studies.
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Improving relationship health in older adolescents through media literacy education
This study is looking to help older teens in community college make better choices about relationships and sexual health by teaching them how to think critically about media messages, so they can have healthier relationships in the future.
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A program to help parents communicate with their preadolescent children about media and health.
This study is testing an online program called MAP-Tween that helps parents learn how to talk to their preteen kids about important topics like puberty and relationships, while also teaching them how to understand the media's influence on their children's lives.
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