CDC Programs

Key points

  • In 2023, CDC had two active cooperative agreements related to inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
  • The first was funded in 2018. The recipients are completing analyses and dissemination.
  • The second was funded in the fall of 2023.
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IBD program information

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CDC funds programs that reduce the burden of IBD across the nation.

CDC's National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion currently funds two cooperative agreements to reduce the burden of IBD across the nation.

Funding

Both cooperative agreements are federally funded. Highest scoring applications are awarded funding after careful evaluation from an objective review panel.

Current CDC-Funded programs

Etiology and outcome of inflammatory bowel disease (2018-2024)

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IBD Etiology and Outcomes (CDC-Funded Program, 2018-2024)
Learn about CDC's inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) program funded in 2018.

Improving health outcomes for patients with inflammatory bowel disease (2023-2028)

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Improving health outcomes for patients with IBD (CDC-funded programs, 2023-2028)
Learn about CDC's inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) programs funded in 2023.
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National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion