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As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 18 NIH-funded research projects at this institution, with $3.6 million in listed awards. Every study is explained in plain English. Data from ClinicalTrials.gov and NIH RePORTER, updated November 12, 2026.
- 18NIH research projects
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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West Africa platform to help end major neglected tropical diseases
A multi-year effort in West Africa to speed up eliminating major neglected tropical diseases and reduce their threat to the United States.
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West Africa platform to end major neglected tropical diseases
A five-year program in West Africa aims to speed up elimination of key neglected tropical diseases and reduce their risk to people in the US.
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West Africa NTD elimination platform to reach hard-to-reach communities
A five-year regional program in West Africa aims to accelerate elimination of several neglected tropical diseases by improving surveillance, diagnostics, and community engagement in Mali, Guinea, and Côte d'Ivoire.
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Understanding dengue in Bamako: how common severe dengue is and what raises risk
This project study aims to understand how dengue fever spreads and what factors make severe illness more likely among people in urban Bamako, Mali.
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Understanding malaria rebound in kids after seasonal protection in Mali
This NIH-funded project in Mali checks whether children stop getting protection from seasonal malaria drugs too soon and what factors shape any rebound in malaria risk.
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Malaria transmission and mosquito behavior in Bamako
This project looks at how malaria-carrying mosquitoes behave and move between city and nearby rural areas around Bamako so local communities can be better protected.
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Why malaria stays hidden and comes back each year in Mali communities
This project looks at who carries malaria without symptoms and how those infections restart the next malaria season in children and adults in different parts of Mali.
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Malaria data coordination and management
This project builds a central system to collect and organize malaria research data from West African communities so researchers and healthcare teams can share and use it faster.
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Administrative hub supporting malaria work in Mali and West Africa
This administrative center coordinates and supports malaria research teams in Mali and across West Africa to help studies run smoothly and follow patient-protection rules.
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Stopping malaria in West Africa
This project tests combined mosquito control, medicines, and community strategies to lower malaria for people living in Mali and nearby West African communities.
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What happens when seasonal malaria protection stops for children in Mali
The team is comparing children who regularly received seasonal malaria medicine with children who missed doses to learn how stopping the program when kids age out affects malaria risk in Malian children.
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Understanding epilepsy genetics in Mali
Researchers are collecting medical information and DNA from people with epilepsy in Mali while training local clinicians to better find and treat seizures.
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Creating a test to detect HIV and Hepatitis B in low-income countries
This study is testing a new blood test that can quickly find both HIV and Hepatitis B infections, especially for people in places like Mali, so doctors can provide better treatment for those at risk.
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Improving sickle cell care in Mali through a Pan‑African network
This project builds a patient registry and consistent care at a Bamako treatment center to improve care for children and adults with sickle cell disease in Mali.
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The effects of seasonal malaria treatment on malaria rates in children in Mali
This study is looking at how giving young children in Mali monthly malaria medicine during the malaria season helps protect them from getting sick and how it affects their immune system as they grow up.
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Training program for scientists to combat emerging infectious diseases in Mali and Guinea
This program is designed to help scientists and public health workers in Mali and Guinea learn how to better study and respond to diseases like Ebola and COVID-19, giving them the skills and support they need to tackle these health challenges in their communities.
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Understanding the effects of stopping malaria prevention in young children in Mali
This study looks at how stopping a special malaria prevention treatment for young children in Mali affects the number of malaria cases, helping us understand what works best to keep kids healthy.
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Understanding the genetics of epilepsy in Mali
This study is all about helping kids in Mali who have epilepsy by teaching doctors how to better recognize and treat it, while also learning more about their experiences and collecting DNA samples to find out if there are any genetic reasons for their condition.
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