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PROJECTS

Since 1995, Missouri Breaks Industries Research Inc. has been an Indian-owned research company, previously promoting American Indian made products, now conducting various research projects initiated by Dr. Paul Enright of the University of Arizona Health Sciences Center.

Featured Projects

Canli Coalition

tobacco, environmental, public health, culture

Center on American Indian and Alaska Native Genomic Research Transdisciplinary Collaborative Center (CEER)

genetics

Mercury In The Water

environmental, immune system

Chronic Kidney Disease Knowledge and Awareness among American Indians

behavioral, environmental, kidney/liver

American Indian Chronic Disease Risk and Sleep Health (AI-Cherish)

cardiovascular, sleep, neurological/brain

Healthy Foods, Healthy Families, and Healthy Communities

nutrition, intervention, public health, family

Indoor Air Quality Intervention for Individuals with COPD

environmental, respiratory, intervention

Breathe

respiratory, intervention, pediatric

CRST Cooking for Health

behavioral, diabetes, nutrition, intervention, culture

Family Interventions in the Spirit of Motivational Interviewing (FITSMI)

cardiovascular, intervention, family

CRST Community Health Assessment 2016

behavioral, public health

Four Winds Native Nutrition Project

diabetes, nutrition, intervention, culture

Filter Results

Genetics and Pre-Eclampsia Study

cardiovascular, genetics, maternity

ECHO

Short Courses for Teaching Gene Environment Interactions with a focus on Environmental Justice Communities

environmental, genetics

Tools for Teaching Environmental Health Literacy to Nursing Students with a Focus on Tribal Health and Wellbeing - Administrative Supplement of the NIEHS P30 Centers

environmental

American Indian Smoke-Free Policy Evaluation Planning

environmental, tobacco, public health

EMA Study with American Indian Women

maternity

Harnessing Microbial Batteries for Efficient, Sustainable Water Treatment and Recycling in Rural Areas

environmental, gastrointestinal

Disparities Grant - South Dakota Department of Health Tobacco Control Program

tobacco, public health

Culturally Centering Medications for Opioid Use Disorder in American Indian and Alaska Native Communities CTN - 00096

substance use, culture

Approve Assessment

substance use, intervention

Great Plains Good Health and Wellness

cardiovascular, behavioral, tobacco, diabetes, respiratory, nutrition, exercise, intervention, mental health, culture