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Psychosocial Research Investigational Grants is sponsored by Craig H. Neilsen Foundation. This two-year funding supports research to improve understanding of psychosocial issues and provide insights needed to develop approaches that improve the lives of people affected by spinal cord injury.
Studies may involve the development and early testing of an intervention.
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