See    http://www.niaid.nih.gov/ncn/clinical/humansubjects/hs05.htm

At 01:33 PM 8/31/2009, you wrote:
>Is it true that NIAID does not accept clinical trial proposals in
>R01s? I was told this by a PI:
>
>"It appears that NIAID no longer accepts clinical trials in R01
>applications - they must go through an R34 planning grant (one year)
>and then a U01 grant if the R34 is successful.
>This was instituted recently since a number of the NIAID R01s that
>included clinical trials failed to get IRB approval resulting in no
>outcome. However, to submit an R34 you need to submit a written
>request (preproposal) to the institute at least 10 weeks ahead - and
>they need to give you permission to submit if it is deemed
>'programmatically appropriate'".
>
>Is there anything official about this from NIAID? I looked at their
>web site but did not immediately see anything relevant.
>
>Zoya
>
>--
>Zoya Hamilton, CRA
>Sr. Associate Director, Research Administration
>Office of the Vice Provost
>Tufts University
>Tel (617) 636-6709
>Fax (617) 636-2917
>http://researchadmin.tufts.edu/
>
>
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