CDH Research Grants

Over the years, CDH International has been actively supporting research efforts dedicated to Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH) by providing numerous Research Grants to hospitals and research institutions. These grants serve as crucial financial support for researchers and medical professionals to pursue innovative studies and investigations focused on advancing our understanding of CDH and improving treatment outcomes.

Through the generous contributions and fundraising efforts of CDH International and its supporters, these research grants aim to foster groundbreaking discoveries, enhance diagnostic methods, refine treatment approaches, and ultimately contribute to improved care and quality of life for individuals affected by CDH.

By actively investing in research initiatives, CDH International demonstrates its unwavering commitment to making significant advancements in the field of CDH, offering hope and potential breakthroughs for affected families worldwide.

We are pleased to announce that grant application information will be made available on this platform as funds become available. At CDH International, we remain committed to supporting and promoting research efforts focused on Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH).

We understand the critical role that research plays in advancing our knowledge of CDH and improving treatment outcomes for affected individuals. As such, we are dedicated to providing opportunities for researchers and medical professionals to apply for grants that will help facilitate their innovative studies and investigations.

Please keep a close eye on this space for updates on grant application availability, criteria, and submission procedures. We encourage all interested researchers and institutions to seize this opportunity and apply for our research grants to contribute to the ongoing efforts in the fight against CDH.

Together, through research and collaboration, we can make a significant impact in improving the lives of those affected by CDH and bringing hope to families around the world.