Canada invests $37.6M in Indigenous health research

The Government of Canada has announced a $37.6M investment over five years to support Indigenous health research through the renewal of the Network Environments for Indigenous Health Research (NEIHR). This funding, delivered through the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, will strengthen the nine NEIHR centres across the country, assist the NEIHR National Coordinating Centre, and expand the NEIHR program into the Yukon. The NEIHR National Coordinating Centre is led by researchers from the University of Saskatchewan and McMaster University. The NEIHRs are headed by leaders and scholars from institutions and organizations including Dalhousie University, the Institute of Circumpolar Health Research, McGill University, Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre, University of Calgary, University of Manitoba, USask, University of Toronto, and University of Victoria.

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