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The announcement details specific activities and populations to be served. These studies, which should emphasize the development of appropriate study designs to investigate safety and efficacy, have the potential to identify and address difficult methodological and design issues particular to complex medical interventions, as well as to allow for the development of contextually and culturally sensitive research more closely mirroring practice in the United States. April 21 for applications National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases and the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences are seeking applications for research on cells that determine development of the genitourinary system. The National Institute of Mental Health is inviting applications to study new approaches to increase HIV testing and communication of test results for at-risk individuals and develop and evaluate innovative prevention strategies associated with emerging early detection technologies. Funding is via institutional National Research Service Award training grants, which vary in size according to the number of training slots.