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NINR earmarks $2 million for chronic wound research
January 2012
SHARING OPTIONS:
BETHESDA, Md.—The National Institute of Nursing Research
(NINR) has announced that it will be providing approximately $2 million in
funding for projects focused on investigating the genomics of predisposition to
and repair of chronic wounds. Chronic wounds, injuries that have not healed
within three months, pose serious problems for patient groups such as diabetics
and the elderly, and can predispose hospital patients to infection. The goal
will be the discovery of new ways of identifying individuals at risk for
developing such wounds and new interventions to treat them. The NINR’s call for
applications lists various areas of potential research for this issue,
including developing new technologies to assess wounds and deliver genome-based
treatments; genomic and epigenetic mechanisms; and the assessment of whether
genomic-based strategies have any clinical utility as a method of chronic wound
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