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Clinical trials and research at Oregon Res Behavioral Intervention Strat
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 16 NIH-funded research projects at this institution, with $10.0 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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VisitBoost: Home Visiting Training to support families affected by substance use
A training and implementation program to help home visitors better support parents with substance use and reduce stigma so families can access needed services.
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BeReady2Smile: Mobile-friendly training for parents to keep young children’s teeth healthy
A parent-focused program is being developed to help families with children aged 2–5 build healthy oral-hygiene habits.
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Walk with Me for Perinatal Grief: an online support and training tool for families and clinicians
A digital program called Walk with Me for perinatal grief helps families who have lost a baby and the healthcare team to cope with grief and trauma.
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Smart speaker parenting help for families with young children
A new tool using smart speaker technology helps parents with kids ages 0-11 manage routines and improve kids’ behavior and sleep.
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Digital app to support teens and providers for mood health
A new digital app designed for teens and their providers to help manage depression and mood symptoms using evidence-based strategies.
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Support for Parents After Pregnancy or Infant Loss
This project creates a web-based tool to help parents cope with the emotional challenges and grief after losing a pregnancy or infant.
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Parent training to protect toddlers' and preschoolers' teeth
A parent-facing program that teaches behavior strategies and easy oral hygiene steps to help prevent cavities in children ages 0–5.
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Using smart speakers to help parents with young children's education and behavior
This study is creating a helpful tool called 'Talk Parenting' that uses smart speakers to give parents of young kids real-time tips and support for handling behavior challenges and improving sleep routines, making it easier for families to get the parenting help they need right at home.
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A tool to engage Black middle school students and their families in STEM education
This study is testing a new tool called STEM-AIM that helps Black middle school students and their families get excited about learning science, technology, engineering, and math by making it more relatable and fun, while also helping them understand important academic words they need for success.
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A program to support parents dealing with pregnancy and infant loss
This study is testing a helpful online program called Along With Me, designed for parents who have gone through the heartbreak of losing a pregnancy or infant, to provide them with support and tools to cope better with their grief.
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Using technology to support people with substance use disorders in housing communities
This study is looking at how using voice assistants like Amazon Alexa can help people with substance use disorders find and keep stable housing by providing them with helpful skills and support.
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A mobile app to support the emotional health of young siblings of children with disabilities
This study is creating a fun mobile app for kids aged 3-6 who have siblings with disabilities, helping them feel better and connect with their families through games and activities.
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A program to help depressed mothers through guided online support
This study is testing a new online coaching program to help moms who are struggling with depression, especially those who might not have easy access to support, by training coaches to guide them through helpful online sessions.
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Training for parenting educators to improve children's oral hygiene
This study is creating a fun and helpful training program for parenting educators to teach parents how to take care of their young children's teeth, making it easier for families to adopt good dental habits for kids aged 2 to 5.
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A tool to improve health literacy for Native American and Alaska Native students
This study is creating a helpful app called HealthyU-Native to support Native American and Alaska Native high school students in learning about health, so they can better understand health information and make healthier choices.
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A technology tool to improve health literacy for Latinx students and their families
This study is creating a fun and interactive online program called HealthyU-Latinx to help Latinx teens and their families learn about health and how to make smart healthcare choices.
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