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FY 2005 Funding Announcements
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Intimate partner violence prevention; intervention and evaluation
trials,
62694–62701 [04–24026]
Addendum
65198 [04–25027]
Application Deadline is January 25, 2005. |
Unintentional injuries prevention research,
62701–62707 [04–24025]
Application Deadline is January 25, 2005. |
Grants for dissertation awards for doctoral candidates for
violence-related and unintentional injury prevention research in
minority communities 63392-663398,
[04-24514]
Application Deadline is January 31, 2005. |
Grants for new
investigator training for unintentional injury and
violence-related injury prevention, and injury-related biomechanics
and acute care/mass trauma research,
64293–64300 [04–24616]
Application Deadline is February 2,
2005. |
Traumatic injury biomechanics research,
64300–64306 [04–24617]
Application Deadline is February 2,
2005. |
Violence-related injury prevention research; suicidal behavior,
child maltreatment, and youth, intimate partner, and sexual violence
prevention,
64306–64312 [04–24618]
Application Deadline is February 2,
2005. |
Fall
prevention in older adults; exercise program package development and
testing,
64762–64769 [04–24715]
Application Deadline is: February 7,
2005 |
Public Health Conference Support Grant Program
(see
announcement for application deadlines) |
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For additional help in preparing your grant
application please refer to Frequently
Asked Questions
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Traumatic Brain Injury in the United
States: Emergency
Department Visits, Hospitalizations, and Deaths |
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This new report addresses a wide range of
questions about TBI, including how many occur each year in the
United States, how they occur, and who is affected. |
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CDC’s National Youth Risk Behavior
Surveillance System Finds Overall Decrease in Violence-Related
Behaviors
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Media Summary
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Featured Injury and Violence
Programs
 CDC
supports programs to improve the nation's health by preventing injury
and violence deaths and disabilities, including:
• Core State Injury Program
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National Violent Death Reporting System
• Targeted Injury
Intervention Programs
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Traumatic Brain Injury Surveillance Program
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Other
Programs and Projects |
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Contact Info |
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National Center for Injury Prevention and Control
Mailstop K65
4770 Buford Highway NE
Atlanta, GA 30341-3724
Phone: 770.488.1506
Fax: 770.488.1667
Email: OHCINFO@cdc.gov |
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