Most fellowships are for one year or less. Biomedical areas include fundamental studies on reproductive biology, the development and evaluation of new and improved methods for fertility regulation, and the safety of methods of fertility control. Strong biomedical component is required. Also supports graduate and advanced training in environmental and occupational health, engineering aspects of hazardous waste control, and geosciences. No additional funding was available for FY 92 or FY 93.
Grants support basic, clinical and behavioral research projects in all fields related to health.
Proposals are submitted to the Division of Research Grants for referral to the appropriate institute or agency. Grants support research, demonstration, evaluation, and policy analysis projects in the areas of child development, pregnancy and birth outcomes, medical outcomes, and health care access. Center-Initiated Projects currently focus on health insurance coverage for young children. About 10 awards are made annually. This World Wide Web version of MSU Memo was modified and updated by Chris Brown .