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    The Melanoma Research Program encourages scientists and clinicians to conduct research in partnership with members of the melanoma community, which includes Service Members and Veterans. Service Members are 60 percent more likely to develop melanoma compared to the general population, with the greatest incidence rates in the Air Force, Navy and the Marines. In fiscal year 2025, the MRP received $40 million in congressional appropriations...

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    The Alcohol and Substance Use Disorders Research Program funds research that investigates potential treatment strategies for Service Members and their Families, Veterans, and the public experiencing both posttraumatic stress disorder and alcohol use disorder or other substance use disorders. Since fiscal year 2010, Congress appropriated $60 million for ASUDRP to accelerate delivery of new pharmacotherapeutics for AUD and SUD, particularly...

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    With fiscal year 2025 congressional appropriations, researchers may apply for $650 million in funding available for research to address diseases, conditions, and injuries that impact force readiness for Service Members and their Families, Veterans, and the American public. The CDMRP funds research to better understand health conditions and injuries experienced by warfighters and improve treatments and their quality of life during and...
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