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Clinical trials and research at Sitka Tribe of Alaska

• 5NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (5)

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.

• Shellfish harvesting and eating in Gulf of Alaska communities

  This project looks at how people in small Gulf of Alaska communities harvest and eat shellfish and how that relates to risks from paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP).

  NIH research Sitka Tribe of Alaska · Sitka, United States · NIH-11387544

• How changing oceans are affecting toxins in shellfish

  This project predicts when and where Alaska shellfish will carry dangerous paralytic toxins so coastal and tribal communities can harvest more safely.

  NIH research Sitka Tribe of Alaska · Sitka, United States · NIH-11387540

• Paralytic shellfish toxin monitoring and testing for Southeast Alaska

  This project runs a Sitka lab that tests local shellfish for paralytic toxins and shares results to help Alaska tribal and coastal communities stay safe.

  NIH research Sitka Tribe of Alaska · Sitka, United States · NIH-11387539

• Community outreach to prevent harmful shellfish toxin exposure

  This program works with Alaska Native and coastal Gulf of Alaska communities to share culturally relevant information that helps people avoid shellfish toxin harms.

  NIH research Sitka Tribe of Alaska · Sitka, United States · NIH-11387538

• Protecting Gulf of Alaska communities from shellfish toxins

  This project combines shellfish toxin testing and community surveys to help reduce paralytic shellfish poisoning risk for coastal Alaska and Alaska Native residents.

  NIH research Sitka Tribe of Alaska · Sitka, United States · NIH-11387535

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