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The Safety and Occupational Health Study Section is a grant review and funding program from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) that supports scientific research advancing workplace safety and worker health.
The study section reviews grant applications for scientific and technical merit, with members serving four-year terms bringing expertise in occupational safety, health sciences, and research methodology. Funded research addresses workplace hazards, injury prevention, occupational disease, and health promotion.
Eligible applicants include academic institutions, nonprofit organizations, and other entities conducting occupational safety and health research. Grant amounts vary by project scope and funding opportunity type. The program advises the Secretary of Health and Human Services and the CDC Director on research priorities.
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