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Centers of Excellence Grants is sponsored by National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD). This program supports innovative multi- and trans-disciplinary research to promote minority health and reduce health disparities, strengthen research training and education activities, and increase participation of individuals from minority and health disparity populations in research.
Each center has a specific focus on addressing minority health and health disparities, which may include specific rare disease areas that disproportionately affect these populations.
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