The Canadian COVID‑19 Funded Research Database

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Development of COVID-2019 main protease inhibitors as potential antivirals against the 2019 coronavirus.

Moitessier, Nicolas R | McGill University | Operating Grant | $203,000

CIHR Quebec 2020

Uncovering longitudinal patterns of resilience and vulnerability in a pandemic: The All Our Families COVID‑19 Impact Study

McDonald, Sheila W | The University of Calgary | Operating Grant | $313,415

CIHR Alberta 2020

Rapid Prototyping and Deployment of a Therapeutic Pan-Coronavirus Fusogenix DNA Vaccine Engineered to Eliminate ADE

Lewis, John D | University of Alberta | Operating Grant | $4,225,000

CIHR Alberta 2020

Impact of the COVID‑19 pandemic on Canadians living with mental illness, and their children

Uher, Rudolf | Nova Scotia Health Authority | Operating Grant | $330,085

CIHR Nova Scotia 2020

Evaluation of innovative risk mitigation services in the context of dual crises of COVID‑19 and overdose among people who use opioids in Vancouver, BC

Hayashi, Kanna | British Columbia Centre on Substance Use | Operating Grant | $199,520

CIHR British Columbia 2020

Harnessing human mobility and surveillance data for disease forecasting to drive evidence-based public health policy during the COVID‑19 epidemic

Bogoch, Isaac | University Health Network | Operating Grant | $674,800

CIHR Ontario 2020

Anti-Coronavirus Therapy (ACT) to prevent COVID‑19 disease progression: a clinical trial platform

Eikelboom, John W | McMaster University | Operating Grant | $2,937,119

CIHR Ontario 2020

Kukaa Salama (Staying Safe): A Pre-Post Trial of a WhatsApp Social Group for Increasing COVID‑19 Prevention Practices with Urban Refugee and Displaced Youth in Kampala, Uganda

Logie, Carmen | University of Toronto | Operating Grant | $295,246

CIHR Ontario 2020

Developing integrated guidelines for health care workers in hospital and primary healthcare facilities in response to Covid-19 pandemic in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs)

Wei, Xiaolin | University of Toronto | Operating Grant | $498,188

CIHR Ontario 2020

Quelles sont les répercussions de la pandémie du COVID‑19 sur la santé mentale des enfants de 5-12 ans, et quels sont les enjeux particuliers pour les enfants handicapés ou ayant une maladie chronique? Une scoping review des problématiques vécues et des pistes d’interventions prometteuses.

Camden, Chantal | Université de Sherbrooke | Operating Grant | $50,000

CIHR Quebec 2020

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