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Clinical trials and research at Washington State Department of Health

• 6NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (6)

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.

• Washington pregnancy and new-mother health survey

  This project collects health and experience information from people who recently gave birth in Washington to help improve programs and care for mothers and babies.

  NIH research Washington State Department of Health · Tumwater, United States · NIH-11534247

• Strengthening Antibiotic Resistance Surveillance in Retail Meat and Seafood

  A public health effort to track antibiotic-resistant bacteria found in meat and seafood sold in the Puget Sound area to help protect people who eat these foods.

  NIH research Washington State Department of Health · Tumwater, United States · NIH-11519746

• Washington State Food Safety Surveillance Project

  A state public health lab is leading a multi-year effort to strengthen food safety monitoring and rapid detection capabilities in Washington.

  NIH research Washington State Department of Health · Tumwater, United States · NIH-11422107

• Washington State testing retail meat and seafood for antibiotic-resistant bacteria

  This project checks meat and seafood sold in the Puget Sound area for bacteria that resist antibiotics to help protect local shoppers and guide public health action.

  NIH research Washington State Department of Health · Tumwater, United States · NIH-11386015

• Monitoring pregnancy risks in Washington State

  This study is reaching out to new moms in Washington to learn about their experiences and health, so we can make things better for mothers and their babies, especially those from different backgrounds.

  NIH research Washington State Department of Health · Tumwater, United States · NIH-11052442

• Monitoring food safety in Washington State

  This study is working to make our food safer by improving how we test for germs and chemicals in food, which will help keep you and your family healthy and reduce the chances of getting sick from food.

  NIH research Washington State Department of Health · Tumwater, United States · NIH-10898701

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