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APDA Diversity in Parkinson's Disease Research Grant: Grant year 2027 is sponsored by American Parkinson Disease Association (APDA). This one-year grant supports research scientists (MD, MD/PhD, or PhD) studying health inequities and/or differences among under-studied Parkinson's disease communities, considering ethnicity, ancestry, geography, socioeconomic conditions, and gender.
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Letter of Intent open: Nov 28, 2025 Letter of Intent due: Jan 30, 2026 **Letter of Intent deadline *extended*: Feb 13, 2026** Invitation for full application: March 20, 2026 Full Application due: June 5, 2026 One year grant up to a maximum of $75,000 will be awarded to research scientists (MD, MD/PhD, or PhD). The applicants will receive notification of the decision in October 2026.
The APDA grant year runs from January 1 to December 31, 2027. APDA Diversity in PD Research Grant is a one-year grant to study the health inequities and/or differences among under-studied PD communities, across the spectrum of ethnicity, ancestry, geography, socioeconomic conditions, and gender. Current research has established the following: 1.
Diagnosis of PD among some under-studied communities is delayed. 2. Some under-studied communities are less likely to receive quality PD care.
3. Clinical trial enrollment among certain under-studied communities does not match their representation in the population. 4.
Differences in clinical features, response to treatment, co-morbidities, prevalence, natural history, genetics and biomarkers among various under-studied PD populations have not been fully explored. Projects should address one of these four issues. Projects can be designed to detect inequities or differences, understand the reasons for the inequities or differences, or test an intervention to improve disparities.
U.S.-based research scientists in the field of Parkinson’s research can apply. ### Application Process and Proposal Required information in the Letter of Intent: 1. Provide an overview of research activities to be carried out.
You can upload figures in **supplemental materials. ** (400 words) 2. Highlight the novelty of the current research as well as the relevance and potential significance of the findings to the PD community (100 words) 3.
Indicate collaborations with other internal or external researchers/organizations. (50 words) 4. Explain why your institution and your lab are equipped to perform this research (100 words) 5.
Provide a narrative of how the budget will be allocated (% personnel, % equipment, etc.) (50 words) In addition, the applicant’s NIH biosketch is required. **_Note:_**_The word limit shown is only a guideline. The actual limit is based on character count in Proposal Central.
Please verify the specific limit within the application. _ 10% of the funding can be used for indirect costs Funding is not to be used for: * Publication costs higher than $1,000. * Equipment costs higher than $8,000.
Funds ($75,000) will be awarded as follows: * 50% on or about January 2027. * 25% on or about June 2027. * 25% on or about December 2027.
* A midyear scientific report. * A finial scientific report. * A final financial report.
**If you have any questions, please reach out to Dr. Elvin Yao, Senior Programs and Research Manager, at****eyao@apdaparkinson. org****. **
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Research scientists (MD, MD/PhD, or PhD) within the U. S. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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APDA Diversity in Parkinson's Disease Research Grant: Grant year 2027 is funded by American Parkinson Disease Association (APDA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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