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Clinical trials and research at Minnesota State Dept of Health

• 9NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (9)

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.

• Minnesota Occupational Health and Safety Surveillance Program

  This grant helps Minnesota health officials monitor workplace safety and health, share findings with communities and workplaces, and use data to prevent injuries and illnesses among workers.

  NIH research Minnesota State Dept of Health · St. Paul, United States · NIH-11584764

• Minnesota pregnancy and newborn health survey

  Collects information from people who recently gave birth in Minnesota to learn about health, behaviors, and experiences before, during, and after pregnancy.

  NIH research Minnesota State Dept of Health · St. Paul, United States · NIH-11534238

• Making restaurants and food businesses safer

  This project works with health inspectors and restaurants to prevent food poisoning and protect people who eat at commercial food establishments.

  NIH research Minnesota State Dept of Health · St. Paul, United States · NIH-11416065

• Environmental health initiative to improve food safety in retail restaurants

  A nationwide health program is testing new ways to prevent foodborne illness by studying how to better inspect and manage risks in retail restaurants, led by Minnesota health officials.

  NIH research Minnesota State Dept of Health · St. Paul, United States · NIH-11238737

• Minnesota Worker Health and Safety Tracking

  This project helps the Minnesota Department of Health keep an eye on the health and safety of workers across the state to prevent job-related illnesses and injuries.

  NIH research Minnesota State Dept of Health · St. Paul, United States · NIH-11101093

• Monitoring maternal experiences and behaviors during pregnancy and early infancy in Minnesota.

  This study is all about talking to new moms in Minnesota to learn about their experiences during and after pregnancy, so we can help improve health for both mothers and their babies, especially for those in communities of color and American Indian populations.

  NIH research Minnesota State Dept of Health · St. Paul, United States · NIH-11055268

• Tracking foodborne pathogens using whole genome sequencing

  This study is working to make it easier for labs to track germs that can make people sick from food by building a big database of their genetic information, helping them quickly find and respond to outbreaks and keep our food safe.

  NIH research Minnesota State Dept of Health · St. Paul, United States · NIH-10898668

• Improving food safety to reduce foodborne illnesses

  This study is looking to improve food safety in restaurants and food businesses by checking the environment during foodborne illness outbreaks to find out what causes these illnesses and how to prevent them, so everyone can enjoy their meals safely.

  NIH research Minnesota State Dept of Health · St. Paul, United States · NIH-10891327

• Improving workplace health and safety in Minnesota

  This study is all about helping the Minnesota Department of Health keep workers safe and healthy by looking at important health trends in different jobs, especially for those who might not get enough support, so they can share helpful information and improve workplace safety for everyone.

  NIH research Minnesota State Dept of Health · St. Paul, United States · NIH-10874358

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