Seeking Best Practices
Research grants in the Division of General Internal Medicine continue to grow in number each year. Among our major efforts are primary care research funded through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). In 2003, division faculty, in collaboration with OSU pediatric and family medicine physicians, received an additional $1 million HHS grant to study optimal primary care practices.
Under the Auspices of the OSU Primary Care Research Institute to Study Primary Care Research, These Studies Include the Following:
Other Research Endeavors Include the Studies Below
| Sponsor/Study Title |
Investigator |
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Ross Products Division-Abbott Laboratories/A Trial of a Nutritional Supplement for Head and Neck Cancer Patients Undergoing
Surgery |
Harrison Weed, MD |
| Role of Moncoytes/Macrophages inflammatory pathway in occurrence of Diabetes Mellitus and Obesity in adult population |
G Gnanasekaran, MD; S Rajagopalan, MD |
| Working on establishing a tissue procurement facility for obesity and Diabetes research which would synergize inter-disciplinary clinical and translational researchers to serve as a catalyst in application of the knowledge gained to clinical practice for enhancement of patient care in diabetes and obesity |
G Gnanasekaran, MD; S Rajagopalan, MD |
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