Category:Health & Medical Research

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Health & Medical Research Overview

This section of PhilanthropyWiki is intended to provide links, information and resources for grantmakers interested in funding in the areas of health and medical research, which may include any of the following:

• Complementary/Alternative Medicine
• Dual Diagnosis
• Health Promotion & Prevention Programs
• Medical Research
• Mental Health
• Public Health Services
• Public Health & Safety
• Reproductive Health
• Substance Abuse
• Major Diseases
  • HIV/AIDS
  • Diabetes
  • Cancer

Further refine your browsing:

You may wish to refine your browsing by viewing pages specific to the areas listed below as subcategories.

There are 5 subcategories to this category.

D

• Dual Diagnosis

H

• Health

M

• Medical Research
• Mental Health

S

• Substance Abuse

All pages contained within "Health & Medical Research"

There are 27 pages contained within this category.

C Caught in the Gap: Dual Diagnosis & Young People Connexions: An integrated service for marginalised young people D Drug use in the family: impacts and implications for children Dual diagnosis, the expectation not the exception E Evaluation of the Connexions Youth Suicide Prevention Initiative H Health and Medical Research Philanthropy: The Fourth Dimension of the Virtuous Cycle L Lifting the Lifegiving Dollar O Overview: Cancer Overview: Complementary Medicine

O cont. Overview: Diabetes Overview: Dual Diagnosis Overview: HIV/AIDS Overview: Health & Medical Research Overview: Health Promotion Overview: Intellectual Disability Overview: Major Diseases Overview: Medical Research Overview: Mental Health Overview: Mental Illness

O cont. Overview: Physical Disability Overview: Public Health & Safety Overview: Public Health Services Overview: Reproductive Health Overview: Substance Abuse P Place does matter for your health: Victorian Lifestyle and Neighbourhood Environment Study Sustainable antenatal care services in an urban Indigenous community: the Townsville experience T The role of families in preventing alcohol-related harm among young people