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1. GrantBotswana, decided 23 Sep 2025ADAPTATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SAFETY PLANNING FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION AMONG YOUTH IN BOTSWANA - PROJECT SUMMARY REDUCING THE HIGH BURDEN OF DEATH BY SUICIDE IN LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES REQUIRES THE EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF EVIDENCE-BASEDNational Institutes of Health awarded a grant of USD 664,921 to UNIVERSITY OF BOTSWANA.National Institutes of Health|Source: USAspending.gov
2. GrantBotswana, decided 19 Sep 2025BOTSWANA-UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF MEDICINE HEALTH INITIATIVES: RAISE-BOTSWANA: RESEARCH ON AGING, AD/ADRD, AND ITS SOCIAL DETERMINANTS IN BOTSWANA - PROJECT SUMMARY THE RAISE-BOTSWANA PROJECT (RESEARCH ON AGING, AD/ADRD, AND ITS SOCIAL DETERMNational Institutes of Health awarded a grant of USD 215,509 to BOTSWANA-UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF MEDICINE HEALTH INITIATIVES.National Institutes of Health|Source: USAspending.gov
3. GrantKenya, decided 5 Sep 2025KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL: INTEGRATION OF STEPPED CARE FOR PERINATAL MOOD AND ANXIETY DISORDERS AMONG WOMEN LIVING WITH HIV IN KENYA - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT PERINATAL MOOD AND ANXIETY DISORDERS (PMAD), DEFINED AS DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY DURING PRENational Institutes of Health awarded a grant of USD 1,807,527 to KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL.National Institutes of Health|Source: USAspending.gov
4. GrantEgypt, decided 5 Sep 2025AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN CAIRO, THE: OPTIMIZING SENSORY FEEDBACK VIA MACHINE LEARNING AND IN-SILICO MODELS - AMPUTATION RESULTS IN SIGNIFICANT DISABILITY, PAIN, AND GLOBAL SOCIETAL COSTS, PARTICULARLY DUE TO THE LOSS OF EMPLOY- MENT AMONG YOUNG WORKERSNational Institutes of Health awarded a grant of USD 302,782 to AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN CAIRO, THE.National Institutes of Health|Source: USAspending.gov
5. GrantGhana, decided 16 Aug 2024UNIVERSITY OF GHANA MEDICAL CENTRE: PHARMACOKINETICS AND PHARMACOGENOMICS OF DOLUTEGRAVIR-BASED ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY IN YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV IN GHANA (PHARMA-YOUNG-HIV) - PROJECT SUMMARY THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION (WHO) IN 2019 RECOMMENDNational Institutes of Health awarded a grant of USD 298,525 to UNIVERSITY OF GHANA MEDICAL CENTRE.National Institutes of Health|Source: USAspending.gov
6. GrantUganda, decided 27 Jun 2024MAKERERE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES: SECONDARY DISTRIBUTION OF HIV SELF-TESTING BY FSW, PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS (PREP) STARTER PACKS AND BRIEF COUNSELING TO PROMOTE PREP INITIATION AND PERSISTENCE AMONG HIGH-RISK MEN IN UGANDA - PROJECT SNational Institutes of Health awarded a grant of USD 547,321 to MAKERERE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES.National Institutes of Health|Source: USAspending.gov
7. GrantKenya, decided 18 Sep 2023AFRICA INSTITUTE OF MENTAL AND BRAIN HEALTH: DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OF A SMARTPHONE-DELIVERED CLIMATE ADAPTATION AND IPV AND RELATED STRESS INTERVENTION FOR RESIDENTS OF INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS IN KENYA USING ECOLOGICAL MOMENTARY APPROACHES - PROJECT SNational Institutes of Health awarded a grant of USD 281,882 to AFRICA INSTITUTE OF MENTAL AND BRAIN HEALTH.National Institutes of Health|Source: USAspending.gov
8. GrantUganda, decided 18 Sep 2023MBARARA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: ORAL DISEASES AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN OLDER ADULTS ON ANTI-RETROVIRAL THERAPY IN UGANDA (ODQOL-UG) - ABSTRACT ORAL DISEASES (PERIODONTAL DISEASE, CARIES, AND XEROSTOMIA) HAVE MAJOR DELETERIOUS EFFECTS ON LNational Institutes of Health awarded a grant of USD 321,316 to MBARARA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.National Institutes of Health|Source: USAspending.gov

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