HIGHEST NIH FY1994 R01* AWARDS WITH ADEQUATE MINORITY REPRESENTATION

HIGHEST NIH FY1994 R01* AWARDS WITH ADEQUATE MINORITY REPRESENTATION Date: March 6, 1995 Principal Study Name Amount Guy L. Clifton,Univ.Texas Health Sciences CenterNational Acute Brain Injury Study--Hypothermia $2,271,836 Maria J. Wawer,Columbia Univ. STD Control for AIDS Prevention 1,647,905 John C.S.Breitner,Duke Univ.Epidemiology of Alzheimer's Dementia 1,558,317 Paolo G. Toniolo,NYU Med. Ctr. Women's Health Study 1,053,779 Larry C. Clark,Univ. of Arizon Nutritional Pre

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