Pharmacy and generics Research Funding: NIH Grants

• 36NIH projects (fiscal year 2025)
• $18.6 millionawarded (fiscal year 2025)

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

1. 1Va-cooperative Studies Program - Pharmacy (albuquerque)National Institute On Drug Abuse · fiscal year 2025$1.9 million
2. 2Leveraging Pharmacy Technicians To Advance The Reach Of Modern Antiretroviral Therapy (pharm Art) In Community ClinicsUniversity Of Chicago · fiscal year 2025$1.6 million
3. 3A Patient Preference Trial Of Sublingual Versus Extended-release Buprenorphine Telemedicine And Pharmacy Linkage For Individuals…Friends Research Institute, Inc. · fiscal year 2025$1.4 million
4. 4Behavioral Shifts In Dementia Patients Using Novel Pharmacy Home Robotics: A Cost-effective Approach To Aging In PlaceHido Technologies, Inc. · fiscal year 2025$1.2 million
5. 5Pharmacists For Prevention (p4p): Harnessing The Role Of Pharmacists In Ending The Hiv Epidemic Through Collaboration With Pharmacy SchoolsDuke University · fiscal year 2025$962,973
6. 6Advancing Pharmacy-based Delivery Of Primary Sti And Hiv Prevention For Cisgender WomenUniversity Of Washington · fiscal year 2025$793,462
7. 7Integrated Hiv And Overdose Prevention In Pharmacies: Assessing Availability And Implementation Strategies In Different Policy…Wake Forest University Health Sciences · fiscal year 2025$762,479
8. 8Leveraging Telehealth To Optimize Prep And Pep Delivery At Pharmacies In KenyaFred Hutchinson Cancer Center · fiscal year 2025$729,286
9. 9Study Title: Pharmacy-led Transitions Of Care Intervention To Address System-level Challenges And Improve Medication Adherence In…University Of Tennessee Health Sci Ctr · fiscal year 2025$697,762
10. 10Finishing Hiv: An Ehe Model For Latinos Integrating One-stop-shop Prep Services, A Social Network Support Program And A National Pharmacy…University Of Miami School Of Medicine · fiscal year 2025$696,028

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

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