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Clinical trials and research at Texas State Dept of Health Services

• 9NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (9)

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.

• Texas Occupational Safety and Health Surveillance program for safer work environments

  A state health department is funded to strengthen and expand national surveillance of occupational exposures, injuries, illnesses, and blood lead trends to protect workers.

  NIH research Texas State Dept of Health Services · Austin, United States · NIH-11584760

• Texas pregnancy and postpartum health survey

  Collects survey information from recent Texas mothers about health before, during, and after pregnancy to help improve services and policies.

  NIH research Texas State Dept of Health Services · Austin, United States · NIH-11534245

• Texas health labs: improving food safety testing capacity and capability

  A state public health lab program is expanding its food safety testing and whole-genome sequencing capacity to help protect Texas residents from risky foods and outbreaks.

  NIH research Texas State Dept of Health Services · Austin, United States · NIH-11418762

• Tracking and preventing workplace injuries and exposures in Texas

  This program builds better systems to track work-related injuries, exposures, and illnesses so Texas workers can get faster prevention and help.

  NIH research Texas State Dept of Health Services · Austin, United States · NIH-11127354

• Monitoring maternal health experiences in Texas before, during, and after pregnancy

  This study is all about talking to new moms in Texas to learn more about their health during and after pregnancy, so we can make things better for mothers and their babies in the future.

  NIH research Texas State Dept of Health Services · Austin, United States · NIH-11057487

• Maintaining food safety standards and training for inspectors

  This study is all about making sure the food we eat is safe by training inspectors to handle emergencies and keep up with safety rules, so everyone can enjoy their meals without worry.

  NIH research Texas State Dept of Health Services · Austin, United States · NIH-10932353

• Reducing foodborne illness in Texas

  The Texas Rapid Response Team is working to keep our community safe from foodborne illnesses by bringing health agencies together to share information, provide training, and investigate sources of contamination, so everyone can enjoy safer food.

  NIH research Texas State Dept of Health Services · Austin, United States · NIH-10916515

• Tracking workplace injuries and illnesses in Texas.

  This study is all about making Texas workplaces safer by looking at data on injuries and health issues, especially for workers who might be at higher risk, so we can find better ways to prevent problems like pesticide poisoning and respiratory diseases.

  NIH research Texas State Dept of Health Services · Austin, United States · NIH-10886477

• Improving food safety testing in Texas.

  This study is all about making sure the food you eat in Texas is safe by testing it for harmful germs and chemicals, so you and your family can enjoy your meals with peace of mind.

  NIH research Texas State Dept of Health Services · Austin, United States · NIH-10878824

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