Maternal Research Funding: NIH Grants

• 865NIH projects (fiscal year 2025)
• $453.2 millionawarded (fiscal year 2025)

Each number has its full source under its own list below.

1. 1Scalable Phenotyping To Assay Risk In Childhood After Exposures In Pregnancy: Sparc-xpMassachusetts General Hospital · fiscal year 2025$7 million
2. 2International Maternal, Adolescent And Pediatric Therapeutics Clinical Trials NetworkUniversity Of California Los Angeles · fiscal year 2025$4.5 million
3. 3Miami-echo: A Cohort Of Mothers, Children And Fathers In Miami-dade CountyUniversity Of Miami Coral Gables · fiscal year 2025$4.3 million
4. 4Nichd Maternal-fetal Medicine Units (mfmu) Network: Data CoordinatingcenterGeorge Washington University · fiscal year 2025$4 million
5. 5The Indiana University-ohio State University Maternal And Pediatric Precision In Therapeutics Data, Model, Knowledge, And Research…Indiana University Indianapolis · fiscal year 2025$3.4 million
6. 6The Uptake And Real-world Effectiveness Of Emerging Respiratory Syncytial Virus Maternal Vaccines And Monoclonal Antibodies On Short- And…Vanderbilt University Medical Center · fiscal year 2025$3.3 million
7. 7Maternal Immunization And Determinants Of Infant ImmunityUniversity Of Maryland Baltimore · fiscal year 2025$3 million
8. 8Deciphering The Role Of Chemokine Receptor Ccr5 In Maternal Flavivirus InfectionsIcahn School Of Medicine At Mount Sinai · fiscal year 2025$3 million
9. 9Maternal Microbial Exposure Fundamentally Shapes The Cd8 T Cell Population At The Maternal Fetal InterfaceUniversity Of Minnesota · fiscal year 2025$3 million
10. 10Amethist@penn: Achieving Maternal Empowerment And Transforming Health Through Implementation Science And TrainingUniversity Of Pennsylvania · fiscal year 2025$2.9 million

Source: NIH RePORTER, NIH-funded projects and award amounts, fiscal year 2025. Retrieved 12 Nov 2026.

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• Nutrition
• Neonatal
• Vaccines
• Diagnostics and lab testing
• Digital health
• Genomics
• Mental health
• Anemia
• Remote monitoring and wearables