Drug Abuse Institute Schedules Hybrid Meeting for Research Grants
Published Date: 4/24/2026
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The National Institute on Drug Abuse is holding a hybrid meeting on May 5, 2026, to review grant applications and discuss important drug research topics. The meeting is open to the public online and in person, but part of it will be private to protect sensitive information. Researchers, grant applicants, and the public should note the date and can send comments before the meeting.
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