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Clinical trials and research at Veterans Affairs, United States Department of
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 7 NIH-funded research projects at this institution. 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 (7)
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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Brief Relationship Checkup to lower suicide risk
This offers a short, three-session couples program to help Veterans with relationship problems who are also dealing with depression, PTSD, alcohol misuse, or thoughts of suicide.
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Motivational conversations to reduce suicidal thoughts for Veterans
This project offers short motivational sessions and a follow-up call to veterans after a suicidal crisis to boost their motivation to live and lower the chance of future suicide attempts.
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Using telehealth cognitive-behavioral therapy to help Veterans manage pain and reduce opioid use
This study is looking to help Veterans with chronic pain who are using prescription opioids by offering online therapy that teaches them how to change negative thoughts about their pain, making it easier for them to try other ways to manage their pain and feel better overall.
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Evaluating the need for hospital-level care at home for veterans
This study is looking into a program that lets veterans receive hospital-level care right at home, to see how well it works and what might help or hinder its use, all with the goal of making healthcare more accessible and effective for those who need it.
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Improving relationships to help reduce suicide risk among veterans
This study is testing a quick and friendly program to help veterans with depression, PTSD, and alcohol issues improve their romantic relationships, which can make them feel better and reduce the risk of suicide.
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Using motivational interviewing to help veterans with suicidal thoughts
This study is looking to help veterans who have recently faced a tough time with thoughts of suicide by using a friendly conversation technique to boost their motivation to live, with a few in-person meetings and a follow-up call to support them.
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Investigating the cost-effectiveness of Medical Foster Homes for Veterans
This study is looking at how Medical Foster Homes can be a better and more affordable option for Veterans needing long-term care, by comparing their experiences to those in traditional nursing homes to see how it affects costs and care quality.
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