|
Novel Immunotherapeutics for Cigarette-Smoking Associated Acute Myeloid Leukemia |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
$990,000 |
Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
|
The impact of cartoon-based marketing strategies on e-cigarette appeal and use among adolescents |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
$1,225,843 |
State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
|
Combined intranasal oxytocin and mindfulness training as a novel treatment for smoking cessation |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
$1,231,893 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
|
Disparities in Life Course Tobacco Exposure and Breast Cancer Risk |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
$101,150 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Dissertation Awards |
|
EX-Teen American Indian Tobacco Use Cessation Program |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
$495,000 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
|
Therapeutic potential of oxytocin for nicotine addiction |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
$404,115 |
Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Pilot Award |
|
Investigating the carcinogenicity of e-cig |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
$396,000 |
Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
|
Investigating the carcinogenic potential of e-cig in humans |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
$474,971 |
Early Diagnosis of Tobacco-Related Cancer |
High Impact Research Project Award |
|
Nicotine metabolism and predicting lung cancer risk in African Americans |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
$496,005 |
Early Diagnosis of Tobacco-Related Cancer |
High Impact Research Project Award |
|
Thirdhand Smoke Policy Workshop |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
$4,981 |
Regulatory Science/New Products |
Special Projects |
|
Public Opinion Regarding Electronic Cigarettes in California |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
$165,000 |
Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Special Projects |
|
Adolescent social networks, smoking, and loneliness |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
$60,303 |
Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Dissertation Awards |
|
Menstrual cycle effects on response inhibition in smoking |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
$96,661 |
Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
|
Genome-wide mapping of smoke-induced DNA damage and mutation |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
$334,652 |
Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
|
Mechanistic studies of secondhand-smoke carcinogenicity |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
$12,610 |
Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
|
Fotonovela to prevent SHS exposure in multiunit housing |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
$785,104 |
Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
|
Lung cancer detection by methylation-preserving PCR |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
$324,325 |
Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
|
Smoking and Post-traumatic Growth Among High Risk Youth |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
$57,392 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Dissertation Awards |
|
Cessation and Environmental Smoking among Korean Americans |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
$161,060 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
|
Adoption of Tobacco Programs in California Schools |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
$47,701 |
Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Dissertation Awards |
|
Un-cooling Smoking Using Social Identity Theory |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
$90,000 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
|
The effect of nicotine on airway inflammation |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
$402,991 |
Pulmonary Disease |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
|
Prenatal tobacco smoke exposure and somatic alterations in childhood ALL |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
$207,122 |
Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
|
Smoking reinstatement in major depressive disorder |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
$1,255,153 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
|
Health behaviors of 18-39 yo survivors of childhood cancers |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
$670,328 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
|
Proximity to cannabis retailers & adolescent use |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
$1,237,497 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
|
Obsessive-Compulsive Symptoms and Tobacco Dependence |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
$1,235,906 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
|
Are smokers switching to vaping at lower risk for cancer? |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
$1,229,278 |
Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
|
Impact of vape pen placement in music videos on young adults |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
$961,915 |
State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
New Investigator Awards |
|
Multiethnic Risk for Lung Disease: Genetics and Smoking |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
$990,000 |
Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
|
Tobacco smoking and inborn genetics: effects on leukemogenesis |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
$1,215,889 |
Cancer |
High Impact Research Project Award |
|
Spatial Anlaysis of Tobacco Outlets, Vape Shops and Cannabis |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
$101,882 |
Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Dissertation Awards |
|
Vaping Nicotine and Cannabis in Adolescence and Early Adulthood |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
$1,230,250 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
|
Triangulum (Tobacco, E-Cigarettes, Marijuana) SHS exposure in Low SES MUH |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
$495,000 |
State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
|
Does secondhand smoke induce epigenetic changes? |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
$392,100 |
Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
|
Southern California Vape Shop Reactions to New Policies |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
$495,000 |
State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
|
American Indian Youth: PSA, Photovoice & Digital Storytelling |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
$387,041 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
|
Improved identification of subjects genetically at risk for lung cancer |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
$495,000 |
Early Diagnosis of Tobacco-Related Cancer |
High Impact Research Project Award |
|
Cigarette Smoking and Stress-Coping among Latino Youth |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
$60,000 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Dissertation Awards |
|
Role of oxidative stress and mitochondria in COPD |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
$615,251 |
General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
|
SRNT Tobacco-Related Health Disparities Committee |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
$6,500 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Special Projects |
|
Oxygen Radicals in Biology GRC2008 |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
$5,000 |
General Biomedical Science |
Special Projects |
|
Effectiveness Evaluation of the I Decide Program |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
$162,304 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Full SARA |
|
Culture and Tobacco Among American Indian Adolescents |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
$824,825 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Role of Pneumocystis in COPD Progression |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
$512,737 |
Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
|
Inhibition of cell death in head and neck cancer cells |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
$24,148 |
Cancer |
Dissertation Awards |
|
2nd East West Conference on Tobacco and Alcohol |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
$15,000 |
Epidemiology |
Special Projects |
|
Smoking, atherosclerosis and MCSF gene variations |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
$57,480 |
Cardiovascular Disease |
Dissertation Awards |
|
Tobacco use among American Indian adolescents in California |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
$368,975 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Priority Populations Conference |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
$6,000 |
Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Special Projects |
|
Implementation of tobacco prevention programming and smoking |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
$58,557 |
Epidemiology |
Dissertation Awards |
|
Effective diffusion of evidence-based tobacco curricula |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
$47,747 |
Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Dissertation Awards |
|
Smoking, metabolic syndrome and subclinical atherosclerosis |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
$23,772 |
Epidemiology |
Dissertation Awards |
|
The determinants of college smoking |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
$48,782 |
Epidemiology |
Dissertation Awards |
|
Tobacco prevention/cessation at continuation schools |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
$848,679 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
|
Tobacco Alteration of TGF Beta3 Control of Palatogenesis |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
$680,175 |
General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
|
The effect of depression and peer influences on smoking initiation |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
$53,300 |
Epidemiology |
Dissertation Awards |
|
Smoking, microsatellite instability & gastric cancers |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
$729,199 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Nicotine replacement in school-based cessation |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
$961,266 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Full SARA |
|
Mechanism of nicotine action in developing lung |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
$720,281 |
Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
|
Implementation of tobacco programs in California schools |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
$765,192 |
Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
|
Tobacco exposure & subclinical atherosclerosis in NIDDM |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
$321,363 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Understanding and preventing college smoking |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
$122,377 |
Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
|
Patterns & risk factors for adolescent smoking progression |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
$47,521 |
Epidemiology |
Dissertation Awards |
|
Emotional intelligence and smoking across ethnicity |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
$52,392 |
Epidemiology |
Dissertation Awards |
|
Smoking and echogenicity of the arterial intima |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
$119,299 |
Epidemiology |
Inno Dev & Exp Awards (IDEAS) |
|
Media and smoking among adolescent girls across ethnicity |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
$53,987 |
Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Dissertation Awards |
|
Acculturation, media, peers, parents and adolescent smoking |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
$213,511 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Integrated Research Project |
|
Lowering Smoking & ETS Risks in Immigrant Pacific Rim Youth |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
$1,955,276 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Integrated Research Project |
|
Scientific and Administrative Core |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
$311,057 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Integrated Research Project |
|
Detection of occult metastases in patients with lung cancer |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
$723,842 |
Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
|
Supplement to tobacco disease in twins |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
$432,989 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Ethnic difference in cigarette smoking dynamics among youth |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
$366,852 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Targeted blood clotting therapy for lung cancer |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
$350,851 |
Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
|
Smoking & Alco./Drug Use Prev.: Program Components that Work |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
$15,579 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Training Program Award |
|
Genetic Markers of Lung Cancer Risk Among Blacks & Whites |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
$295,028 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Smoking and HDL Cholesterol in Minority Youth |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
$669,343 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Smokeless Tobacco Cessation Among Lumber Mill Employees |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
$159,203 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
|
Response of Respiratory Cancers to Novel Antiofolates |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
$175,926 |
Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
|
Radioimmunotherapy of Lung Cancer |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
$318,994 |
Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
|
Nicotine and Hemostatic Function of Brain Endothelium |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
$342,880 |
Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
|
Direct Analysis of Lung Cancer Development & Progression |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
$336,973 |
Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
|
Self-Presentation: Adolescent Cigarette Effects |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
$18,400 |
Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
|
Structure-function studies of RAS nucleotide-exchange-factor |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
$593,460 |
Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
|
Tobacco Induced Hypoxia: Molecular Genetic Responses |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
$685,782 |
Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
|
Modifiers of susceptibility to smoking for lung cancer |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
$201,856 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Nicotine, Tobacco Smoke and the Blood-Brain Barrier |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
$624,017 |
Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
|
Detection of Lung Cancer Micrometastases |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
$120,346 |
Cancer |
Inno Dev & Exp Awards (IDEAS) |
|
Detection of Lung Tumor Derived DNA in Sputum Using PCR |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
$115,098 |
Cancer |
Inno Dev & Exp Awards (IDEAS) |
|
Differentiating Preadolescent/Adolescent Paths to Smoking |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$459,986 |
Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
|
Amnesty Smoking Prevention Project |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$686,087 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
|
Physician Incentives & Smoking Cessation Effectiveness |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$745,316 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
|
Effects of Social & Personal Coping Programs for Smok Prevention |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$676,689 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
|
Environmental & Genetic Risk Factors for Bladder Cancer |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$1,147,940 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Tobacco Carcinogens/C-Kinase Oxidative Activation/Metastasis |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$363,557 |
Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
|
Tobacco Carcinogen Transformation of Human Bronchial Cells |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$621,592 |
Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
|
Effects of Prenatal Nicotine Exposure in Brain Development |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$750,511 |
General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
|
Genetic Aberrations in Tobacco-Related Lung Carcinogenesis |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$214,126 |
Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
|
Role of Nicotine in Enodthelial Cell Function |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$274,274 |
Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
|
Tobacco-Related Disease in Native California Twins |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$634,515 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Modifiers of Susceptibility to Smoking for Lung Cancer |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$79,865 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
A Genetic Marker of Lung Cancer Risk Among Blacks & Whites |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$1,036,615 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Novel Approach to Head & Neck Cancer Therapy |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$384,743 |
Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
|
Tobacco Cessation Among Pregnant Low-Income Latino Women |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$737,927 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
|
Phenols & PAH in Tobacco-Related Cardiovascular Disease |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$421,763 |
Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
|
Tumor Suppressor Gene Mutations in Lung Cancer |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$333,054 |
Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
|
Tumor Models & Radioimmunotherapy of Human Lung Cancers |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
$12,382 |
Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
|
The effect of tobacco smoke on immune function in twins |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
$822,641 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Antioxidants, cigarette smoking and atherosclerosis |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
$730,640 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Susceptibility to smoking among adolescent never smokers |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
$301,356 |
Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
|
Tobacco-related disease in native California twins |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
$889,746 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Smokeless tobacco cessation among lumber mill employees |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
$620,213 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
|
School tobacco program and policy trial |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
$1,162,877 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
|
Motivation-enhanced teenage tobacco use cessation |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
$750,248 |
Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
|
Environmental tobacco smoke and early atherosclerosis |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
$383,814 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Acculturation & cigarette smoking among Asian-Americans |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
$244,715 |
Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
|
Predicting and Reducing Cigarette Sales to Minors |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
$358,643 |
Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
|
Inheritance and Smoking in Urinary Tract & Pancreas Cancer |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
$248,283 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
|
Structure-Function Correlations for Ras p21 and its Mutants |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
$322,049 |
Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
|
Role of Protein Phosphatases in Lung Cancer |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
$363,234 |
Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
|
Nicotine & Neuroendocrine Cell Signalling in Fetal Lung |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
$349,873 |
Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
|
Tobacco Products, Activin-A, and Lung Cancers |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
$122,583 |
Pulmonary Disease |
Inno Dev & Exp Awards (IDEAS) |
|
Smoking and Risk of Proximal Vs. Distal Gastric Cancer |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
$835,887 |
Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |