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Child Health Collaborative grant awards for 2024-25 announced
Child Health Collaborative Grants have been awarded annually over the past decade as part of a broader effort to support child health research partnerships among community and University of Minnesota researchers. The Child Health…
CTSI part of team studying follow-up of infants with CMV infections
Several CTSI colleagues are conducting a longitudinal congenital cytomegalovirus (cCMV) study on the heels of Minnesota becoming the first U.S. state to screen all newborns for the infection. The team recently received $1.51 million from…
Child health researchers and practitioners gather for annual dinner
More than 75 attendees gathered in early December at the University of Minnesota Campus Club for the Research in Child Health Dinner Forum. This annual event hosts child health researchers and practitioners from Children's Minnesota, the…
Study will assess the potential for bias in health care providers’ reports of child neglect
By the time they turn 18 years old, one in three children in the United States will be involved in a child protective system (CPS) investigation. There are stark disparities by race and class in CPS involvement. The process of CPS…
Three research teams receive Child Health Collaborative Grants
Researchers from the University of Minnesota and Children’s Minnesota, along with collaborators from Hennepin Healthcare, state and county agencies, and Centro Tyrone Guzman, the oldest and largest Minneapolis-based multi-service Latine…
Meet 10 UMN researchers who are accelerating discoveries toward better health
To celebrate CTSI’s 10th anniversary, we’re highlighting 10 researchers who are fulfilling our mission of accelerating discoveries toward better health.
Grantees share impacts of COVID-19 on pediatric populations
Throughout the summer, grantees of the Child Health Collaborative shared their research in a series of online forums.
ODAT supports innovations to improve health equity and accessibility
CTSI’s Office of Discovery and Translation is supporting the development of novel solutions designed to reduce health disparities.
How we're supporting researchers during the COVID-19 pandemic
Research is the path forward in this global pandemic, and CTSI, like organizations around the world, is committed to accelerating these discoveries. Here are a few ways we’re supporting the promising research coming from the…
University and Children’s Minnesota Child Health Advocates gather to celebrate collaborative research
In December, CTSI hosted University of Minnesota and Children’s Minnesota child health advocates for a celebration of the efforts of the Child Health Collaborative and to learn about research projects and findings from three grantee teams.