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The will provide up to $25 million for research into:

• the impacts of fertility treatment
• new predictive markers of pregnancy loss
• the impacts of perimenopause and menopause.

The will provide up to $8.6 million for projects that help people living with chronic pain. This includes people who have:

• chronic pain as a result of injury
• chronic pelvic pain, chronic pain due to endometriosis or other chronic pain experienced by women
• other types of chronic pain.

The will provide up to $20 million for research into:

• the impact of alcohol on physical and mental health for First Nations individuals and communities, adolescents and young adults
• the impact of alcohol use and polysubstance use on First Nations individuals and communities, adolescents and young adults
• patient-centred approaches for the treatment of substance use disorders for First Nations individuals and communities, adolescents, young adults and women
• the treatment of substance use disorders
• pain management for individuals with a substance use disorder.

Funding for these grant opportunities is from the MRFF’s .

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