New Grant Opportunities for Menopause Research!

Calling all researchers passionate about women's health in Maryland and worldwide. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) in North Bethesda, MD, just released a special emphasis notice (SEN) with exciting grant opportunities in menopause research. They're looking for research projects that tackle the diagnosis, treatment, and management of

Think everything from hot flashes and brain fog to osteoporosis and heart disease – it's all fair game.

Grant Opportunities in Menopause Research.

AHRQ is serious about supporting this research, and they're offering a variety of grant funding opportunities to make it happen:

• R01 Research Project Grants (PAR-23-250): This is the classic grant for investigator-initiated research projects. It is perfect for those with a novel idea and a solid research plan.

• R03 Small Research Grants (PAR-23-248): Need funding for a pilot study or a smaller-scale project? This is the grant for you.

• R13 Conference Grants (PAR-23-199): Want to bring together the brightest minds in menopause research? This grant can help you organize a conference or meeting.

• R18 Research Demonstration and Dissemination Grants (PAR-23-253): Got a proven intervention ready for the real world? This grant supports projects that test and spread effective strategies.

• Career Development Awards: AHRQ is also investing in the next generation of menopause researchers!

  
  

  • K01 Mentored Research Scientist Development Award (PAR-23-205): For those early in their research careers, this grant provides support and mentorship.

  • K08 Mentored Clinical Scientist Research Career Development Award (PAR-23-209): Geared towards clinician-scientists, this award helps bridge research and clinical practice.

  • K18 Career Enhancement Award for STEM Faculty (PAR-21-173): Designed for faculty in STEM fields, this award supports research and career advancement.

  • R36 Dissertation Research Grant (PAR-23-127): Graduate students, this one's for you! This grant provides funding to support your dissertation research on menopause.

Ready to Dive In?

Check out the full SEN on the website (link above) for all the details and specific requirements for each grant opportunity. Don't wait too long – these opportunities won't last forever!

Why This Matters.

Menopause is a natural part of aging, but it can bring a whole host of uncomfortable symptoms and increased health risks. By funding research in this area, Bethesda-based AHRQ is taking a major step towards improving the health and well-being of women throughout midlife and beyond.

Spread the Word.

Know someone who might be interested in these grant opportunities? Share this post with your colleagues, friends, and fellow researchers in Montgomery County, Maryland, and beyond. Working to advance our understanding of menopause and improve the lives of women is a noble cause.