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Find similar grantsThe CDMRP funds basic and applied biomedical research in areas of importance to military health and readiness. While not exclusively AFOSR, these are DoD grants focused on medical research that can impact service members and the broader population.
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The current listing shows varies by specific program. Total FY2025 funding is $650M for various programs. For example, Alzheimer's Research Program: $15.0 million; Breast Cancer Research Program: $130.0 million. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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