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Clinical trials and research at Pacific Institute for Res and Evaluation
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 18 NIH-funded research projects at this institution, with $10.3 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 (18)
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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AskDoki: a mobile chat bot to improve adolescent sexual health in Kenyan youth
A mobile AI chat bot, AskDoki, will provide on-demand sexual and reproductive health information to 15-year-olds in urban Kenyan communities, with support from trained youth peer leaders.
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Environmental approaches to prevent alcohol problems in communities
A nationwide center is testing how local policies and environmental changes can reduce alcohol-related harms for people of all ages.
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Understanding how local policies affect alcohol use in LGBTQ+ young adults
This project looks at how local rules and social experiences influence drinking and related problems among sexual minority young adults in 33 California cities.
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AskDoki: a mobile AI chat bot to improve sexual and reproductive health for Kenyan adolescents
A mobile AI chat bot, AskDoki, helps Kenyan adolescents get accurate sexual and reproductive health information through WhatsApp, paired with peer leaders to expand reach.
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Making school health centers more welcoming for LGBTQ+ teens
This project implements staff training and policy changes to make school health centers safer and more supportive for LGBTQ+ adolescents.
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Local alcohol availability and community harms
This project looks at how the number and features of nearby alcohol sellers relate to alcohol sales and harms in communities.
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How life changes and surroundings affect drinking in older adults
Looking at how life events and living conditions relate to alcohol use in adults aged 60–85 in California.
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How California's local cannabis rules affect alcohol and marijuana co-use among White and Hispanic adults
This project looks at how differences in local marijuana laws and retail availability across California relate to drinking, combined alcohol-marijuana use, and related harms among White and Hispanic adults ages 21 and older.
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How local alcohol and marijuana rules and retail access affect teens and young adults
This project looks at how local alcohol and marijuana laws and store availability are linked to using alcohol, marijuana, or both among teenagers and young adults.
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Spreading practical alcohol-prevention information to communities
This project is finding better ways to share easy-to-use alcohol-prevention information with community leaders, policymakers, and local advocates so they can reduce alcohol-related harms.
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Local policy changes to reduce alcohol-related harm
This project explores whether changing local alcohol policies and community practices can reduce drinking harms for teenagers and adults.
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Boldly collecting SOGI data to improve health equity for sexual and gender diverse people
This NIH grant funds a project to standardize and expand the collection of sexual orientation and gender identity information in New Mexico to better understand and address health disparities.
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How local laws and community attitudes affect alcohol use among LGBTQ+ young adults
This project looks at whether local policies, everyday treatment, and personal feelings of stigma are linked to drinking and alcohol problems among LGBTQ+ young adults in midsized California cities.
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Evaluating the effects of California's alcohol server training law
This study is looking at whether training for bartenders and servers in California helps them serve alcohol more responsibly, which could lead to fewer accidents and incidents related to drinking in bars and restaurants.
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Understanding Alcohol Policies for American Indian Tribes
This project works with American Indian communities to understand how different alcohol policies affect health on reservations.
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Improving healthcare for LGBTQ+ adolescents in school health centers
This study is all about making school health centers better for LGBTQ+ teens by tackling issues like stigma and discrimination, so they can get the care they need and deserve.
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Improving healthcare access for transgender and gender-diverse individuals
This study is working to help transgender and gender-diverse individuals get the support they need for their mental health and overall well-being by creating a special program that makes it easier for them to access healthcare and services that fit their unique experiences.
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Impact of COVID-19 telehealth policies on alcohol and substance use disorder services
This study looks at how changes in telehealth rules during the COVID-19 pandemic have helped people get alcohol and substance use treatment at community health centers, aiming to find better ways to make these services more available for those who need them.
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