Congratulations to all IDIGH PIs who have been awarded a CIHR grant!

IDIGH Program members are highlighted in bold along with the titles and amounts awarded:

Submitted by members of the IDIGH program:

• Pai, Madhukar; Kathiresan, Jeyashree. How impactful are social protection benefits in reducing tuberculosis incidence and deaths?, $1,028,925/4yrs
• Lebouché, Bertrand; Achiche, Sofiane; Cox, John J; Engler, Kim; Enimil, Anthony; Hedrich, Tanguy; Hull, Mark W; Vicente, Sergio. Co-designing a Transnational AI-Powered Chatbot to Improve Access to Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Among Migrants, Women, and Gay, Bisexual and Other Men Have Sex with Men in Canada, Ghana, and Germany: The MARVIN-CONNECT Study, $672,436/3yrs
• de Pokomandy, Alexandra. Evaluating the Implementation and Real-World Effectiveness of Statin-Based Cardiovascular Primary Prevention in Routine HIV Care, $822,376/5yrs
• Lee, Todd C; Briggs, Simon; Cheng, Matthew P; Daneman, Nick; Davis, Joshua; Golchi, Shirin; Goodman, Anna L; Hasse, Barbara; Kuehl, Richard; Martin, Yonas; McDonald, Emily G; Mertz, Dominik; Paul, Mical; Sligl, Wendy I; Somayaji, Ranjani; Speich, Benjamin; Tong, Steven; Walls, Genevieve. Treatment of Enterococcal Bacteremia Platform (TENT), $1,946,926/5yrs
• Bernatsky, Sasha R; Hazlewood, Glen S. Personalizing Therapy to Optimize Outcomes by Synthesizing Real-World Evidence and Establishing Patient Preferences, $443,700/5yrs
• Sebastiani, Giada; Bessissow, Talat; Betel, Michael; Saeed, Sahar Z; Swain, Mark G; Williams, Astrid-Jane. Steatotic Liver Disease, Fibrosis and Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Uncovering the Triple Threat, $1,005,976/5yrs

For more information on the awarded projects visit the CIHR website.