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Clinical trials and research at National Opinion Research Center
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 25 NIH-funded research projects at this institution, with $145.1 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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A universal school program to help middle schoolers stay emotionally regulated and safer
A school-based program teaches students calming skills to reduce violence and thoughts of self-harm, tested in a randomized trial with middle schoolers.
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Supporting All of Us participants to join and stay engaged in precision medicine
This project builds tools and support to help people (including children) join the All of Us Research Program and stay involved so their health information can improve personalized care.
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NSHAP Caregiver Network Study: How caregivers connect, cope, and stay healthy over time
A large, long-term study will track informal caregivers to understand their support networks and how caregiving affects their health and well-being.
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PALSS: Building Stronger Community Systems to Prevent Childhood Adversity
A national team will study a Mississippi program that strengthens local supports to help families and reduce child abuse and risky outcomes.
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Teen Safety Matters: Checking if a school program helps prevent child sexual abuse and risky behaviors
A field test in New York City public middle schools will see if Teen Safety Matters helps reduce child sexual abuse and problematic sexual behavior among students and supports adults in schools.
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STEADI-based Fall Prevention in Assisted Living Facilities
A plan to test a step-by-step fall-prevention program in eight assisted living facilities to see if it reduces falls, how well it works in real settings, and whether it makes economic sense.
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Support center to help All of Us participants, including children, join and stay involved
This project is building technology and services to help All of Us participants — including children and families — enroll, stay engaged, and take part in new research activities.
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Support center to help All of Us participants join and stay involved, including children
This project builds tools and services to help people (including children and their families) join, share health data, and stay engaged with the All of Us research program.
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Using Smart Machines to Understand How People Talk About Anti-E-Cigarette Campaigns on Social Media
Researchers are testing new computer methods to see how people on Twitter and TikTok react to anti-vaping messages and the voices that oppose them.
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Social Life, Health, and Aging — Round 5
This project follows adults ages 47 to 107 to learn how social connections, thinking skills, and physical health change as people get older.
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Social life, health, and aging in older adults
This project follows older Americans to learn how social life, activity, thinking skills, and health relate to risk and course of Alzheimer’s and other dementias.
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Early-Life and Late-Life Predictors of Exceptional Longevity in the United States
This project looks at why some people live to 100 or more and what biology and life experiences are linked to that long life.
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Nationwide tracking system for Alzheimer's and related dementias
Building a public system that uses Medicare and Medicaid records to track Alzheimer's and related dementias among older adults across the U.S.
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Epilepsy in U.S. Children: How Often and Why
This grant aims to create and validate up-to-date ways to measure how common epilepsy is among children across the United States, including differences by age, race, geography, and other factors.
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Creating a center to enhance participation in the All of Us program for precision medicine.
This study is all about making the All of Us Research Program better by finding new ways to connect with and support children and diverse communities, so they feel welcome and stay involved in the research.
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Creating a center to enhance participant engagement in precision medicine for children.
This study is all about making the All of Us Research Program better for families, especially those with kids aged 0-11, by creating new ways to keep them engaged and informed about their health while making it easier for them to join and stay in the program.
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Understanding Social Media's Influence on E-cigarette Prevention Messages
This project uses advanced computer tools to understand how social media platforms like Twitter and TikTok shape opinions about preventing e-cigarette use, especially among young people.
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Understanding comfort eating and how to prevent it across life
This project looks at how comfort eating starts and what can help prevent it in teens and adults.
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Creating a system to monitor Alzheimer's disease and related dementias in the U.S.
This study is working on a new system to keep track of Alzheimer's and related dementias in the U.S. by using Medicare and Medicaid data, so we can better understand how these conditions affect different groups of people, especially those from diverse backgrounds and lower-income families, and ultimately help improve c
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Examining how social media promotion of cigars affects tobacco and marijuana use.
This study looks at how social media ads for cigars and cigarillos affect young people and minorities, helping us understand if these ads influence their tobacco and marijuana use, so we can create better ways to keep them healthy.
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Improving support for Latino families caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's disease.
This study is looking to better understand the challenges that Latino older adults with Alzheimer's and their bilingual caregivers face, especially when they have to communicate in a mostly English-speaking healthcare system, so we can find ways to improve support and communication for these families.
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Creating a center to enhance participation in the All of Us program for precision medicine.
This study is all about making it easier and more enjoyable for kids and people from different backgrounds to join the All of Us Research Program, so they can share their health information and get helpful support along the way.
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Detecting support and opposition to e-cigarette prevention messages on social media
This study looks at how social media, like Twitter and TikTok, affects how people view campaigns aimed at preventing e-cigarette use, and it hopes to find ways to make these campaigns more effective by understanding what people think about them.
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Investigating biases in how preschool teachers assess children of color
This study looks at how preschool teachers might judge the behavior of Black and Hispanic children differently than White children, even when their social-emotional skills are similar, to help improve fairness in how kids are treated in school.
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Understanding firearm violence among youth and young adults in the US
This study is looking at what causes gun violence among young people aged 10 to 34 in the U.S. and aims to find out what makes them more at risk or helps protect them, so we can better understand how these issues change as they grow up.
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