Clinical Trials in Nutrition : NIDDK

Clinical Trials in Nutrition

This program supports clinical research on nutrition and eating disorders, focusing on metabolic and/or physiologic mechanisms. Small clinical studies (pilot), planning grants or phase III clinical trials may be appropriate to this program. The small clinical studies should focus on research that is innovative and/or potentially of high impact. They should lead to full scale clinical trials. Please see the current program announcement for small grants for clinical trials. Phase III clinical trials usually are multi-center and involve several hundred human subjects that are randomized to two or more treatments, one of which is a placebo. The aim of the trial is to provide evidence for support of, or a change in, health policy or standard of care.

For more information, contact Dr. Patricia Robuck,  Program Director for Clinical Trials in Digestive Diseases and Nutrition.

NIH Divison of Nutrition Research Coordination (DNRC)

DNRC coordinates nutrition research and research training across The NIH and the Federal Government, and maintains the Human Nutrition Research Information Management database, the Nutrition Calendar and education materials.

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NIDDK Staff

  • Dr. Mary Evans,
    Director, Special Projects in Nutrition, Obesity, and Digestive Diseases
  • Dr. Jay Everhart, Director of the Epidemiology and Data Systems Branch
  • Dr. Frank Hamilton, Gastrointestinal Mucosa and Immunology Program Director.
  • Dr. Stephen James, Director, Division of Digestive Diseases and Nutrition
  • Dr. Robert Karp, Director of the Genetics and Genomics Programs in Digestive Diseases and Nutrition
  • Dr. Michael May, Director, Gastrointestinal Neuroendocrinology Program
  • Dr. Carolyn Miles, Director; Clinical Obesity and Nutrition Program
  • Dr. Judith Podskalny, Director, Research Fellowship & Career Development Program and Digestive Disease Centers Program
  • Dr. Patricia Robuck, Program Director for Clinical Trials in Digestive Diseases and Nutrition

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