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Clinical trials and research at Northwest Portland Area Indian Hlth Bd
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 16 NIH-funded research projects at this institution, with $8.4 million in listed awards. Every study is explained in plain English. Data from ClinicalTrials.gov and NIH RePORTER, updated November 12, 2026.
- 16NIH research projects
NIH-funded research (16)
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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Northwest Regional Research Center for Tribal Data and Health
A regional center will partner with Northwest Tribes to strengthen Tribal data science and data sovereignty to help address opioid overdose and pain issues.
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Strengthening Tribal Biostatistics & Data Science Expertise
A capacity-building program to train tribal health professionals in biostatistics and data science so they can lead and improve health research in their communities.
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Summer Research Training for Tribal Health Professionals
A funded program to boost research skills for American Indian/Alaska Native health researchers and students through courses, workshops, and a new undergraduate track.
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Training the Next Generation of Tribal First Responders
A program to train Native American youth in Pacific Northwest tribes to become skilled first responders for emergencies in their communities.
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Building Tribal Health Researchers: NW NARCH Administrative Core
This grant funds an Administrative Core to support and coordinate a Native American health research center in the Northwest, helping tribal communities advance health research and training opportunities.
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Developing Tribal Researchers to Improve Health in Tribal Communities in the Northwest
A grant to grow Tribal researchers and strengthen partnerships so Northwest Native communities can experience healthier lives.
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Creating a regional center to improve tribal data science and sovereignty
This study is working with Northwest tribes to help them learn how to collect and manage their own data, so they can lead research that fits their community's needs and supports their culture.
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Exploring ways to improve health in tribal communities affected by COVID-19
This study is all about helping high school students from tribal communities learn about health issues, especially those related to COVID-19, so they can become future scientists and help improve health in their communities.
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Training Native American researchers in population health sciences
This study is all about helping American Indian and Alaska Native students, especially from Northwest tribes, become skilled researchers in health sciences by giving them mentorship and hands-on training opportunities.
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Expanding collaborative health initiatives for Native American communities
This study is all about bringing together important groups to improve health research and training for Native American communities, especially to help with challenges like COVID-19, so they can work better together and support each other in staying healthy.
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Improving health research and training for Indigenous communities in the Northwest.
This study is all about teaming up with tribal communities and schools to help students learn how to do important health research that can improve the well-being of Alaska Native and American Indian people.
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Training AI/AN researchers in biostatistics skills
This study is all about helping American Indian and Alaska Native researchers learn important skills in analyzing health data so they can better support their communities' health needs through hands-on training and mentorship.
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Training program for American Indian and Alaska Native health researchers
This program is all about helping American Indian and Alaska Native health professionals become better researchers by offering hands-on training and support from experienced mentors, so they can work on important health projects that benefit their communities.
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Improving cancer prevention and control for American Indians and Alaska Natives
This study is all about working with American Indian and Alaska Native communities to find better ways to prevent and control cancer, by training local researchers who understand the culture and challenges these communities face.
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Support for collaborative health research in Native American communities
This study is all about working together with different organizations to help improve health in Native American communities by supporting local researchers and training programs.
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Improving health for Northwest American Indian and Alaska Native communities
This study is working to improve health for Northwest American Indian and Alaska Native communities by teaming up with local researchers to tackle chronic diseases that affect them more than others, making sure the research is respectful and truly helpful for the people involved.
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