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Pilot Research Grants is sponsored by Osher Center for Integrative Medicine (Harvard Medical School). These grants provide seed funding for innovative projects in integrative medicine, including basic, translational, and clinical research.
While based in the US, the Osher Center's strategic plan includes domains like "The Science of Mind-Body Connections" and "Clinical Effectiveness of Multimodal and Integrative Interventions," which could be relevant for collaborative projects involving Latin America, although direct funding for entities outside the US is not explicitly stated as a primary focus.
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