Boost for rural health care
Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) -- A $13.5 million National Institutes of Health award has been received by the Univers... The University of New Mexico’s Clinical & Translational Science Center has received a $13.5 million National Institutes of Health award to expand its Primary Care – Building Research Integration in Different Geographic Environments initiative in the southwest. The initiative aims to bring clinical research opportunities into primary care settings across the southwest and aims to strengthen research partnerships in rural communities to address local health priorities while making participation more accessible to patients. The funds will be supported by the PC-BRIDGE through September of 2031.
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Albuquerque, NM (KKOB) — A $13.5 million National Institutes of Health award has been received by the University of New Mexico’s Clinical & Translational Science Center. The university says that the f... [776 symbols]
