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Research and Outreach in Indian Country Database

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University of Arizona Research and Outreach in Indian Country Database

The Native Peoples Technical Assistance Office, one of ArizonaNativeNet's founding partners, is responsible for compiling this database on current research in Indian Country conducted by faculty and staff at the University of Arizona.

Displaying records 1 - 20 from the 350 total items.

Proposal Title	PI	Department	Subject(s)	Tribe(s)
	Culver	School of Natural Resources
	Culver	School of Natural Resources
	Vaz	Arizona Arthritis Center
"The Gods Above Have Come": A Contemporary Analysis of the Eagle as a Cultural Resource in the Northern Plains	Zedeno	Bureau of Applied Research in Anthropology	Bald Eagle, Endangered Species list, North Dakota tribes	Three Affiliated Tribes in North Dakota
A Comparison of Anavip and CroFab in the Treatment of Patients with Crotallnae Envenomations	Boyer	VIPER	snake bite antivenom	Contact researcher
A Model of Spatial Concepts for Endangered Native American Languages	Penfield	English	Language, Endangered, Spatial Concepts	Mohave, Chemehuevi
A Phase 3 Study of MEDI-524 (Numax), an Enhanced Humanized Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Monocional Antibody, for the Protection of RSV Disease Among Navajo and White Mountain Apache Infants	Brown	Pediatrics	Numax, respiratory disease research	Navajo, White Mountain Apache
A Small Exploration of Quality of Life Issues among American Indian Children with Diabetes	Anthony	Family and Community Medicine	Diabetes, Children, American Indian girls
A small exploration of quality of life issues among American Indian children with diabetes	Anthony	Family and Community Medicine
Abott Rheumatology Fellowship Grant for FY-09	Vaz	Arizona Arthritis Center	medicine, rheumatology, rheumatoid arthritis, arthritis, fellowship, program, training, patient care, disease(s), clinical, science, Arizona, New Mexico, travel, seronegative spondylarthropies, osteoporosis, Navajo, Zuni, Pima, Tohono O'odham	Navajo, Zuni, Pima, Tohono O'odham
Active Living Research	Joe	Family and Community Medicine	overweight, obesity, diabetes, urban Indian	Urban Indian population
AHSL Outreach to American Indian, Hispanic and Border Populations in Arizona	McCray	Health Sciences Library	Arizona, health, services, library, libraries, access, information, American Indian, Hispanic, border
AIDS Education Training Center	Galper	Family and Community Medicine	HIV, AIDS, Indian Health Center, IHS, Education, Training, American Indian	Arizona Tribes
AIDS Education Training Center (AETC)	Galper	Family and Community Medicine	AIDS, Education
AIDS Education Training Center (AETC)	Galper	Family and Community Medicine	Training, AIDS	Arizona Tribes
Aids Education Training Center (AETC)	Galper	Family and Community Medicine	HIV, healthcare providers, education, training, technical assistance, AIDS, aids	Arizona Tribes
AIDS Education Training Center (AETC)	Galper	Family and Community Medicine	AIDS, HIV, education, training, health, professionals, American Indian, northern arizona, co-morbidity, STDs, Flagstaff	Arizona Tribes
Aids Education Training Center (AETC)	Galper	Family and Community Medicine	AIDS education prevention training	Arizona Tribes
AIDS Education Traning Center	Galper	Family and Community Medicine	AIDS education prevention training	Arizona Tribes
AIRCH Student Development Component (NARCH V)	Roubideaux	Family and Community Medicine	research training and development	Contact P.I.

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