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Characterizing the role of anandamide in trauma-related hyperarousal during the menopause transition

US · IL NIH grant awarded #nih-1F32MH139301-01A1

Summary

This research project aims to characterize the role of anandamide in trauma-related hyperarousal during the menopause transition in Black women.

What they want

The study will investigate the hypothesis that lower anandamide (AEA) concentrations during the menopause transition are linked to decreased estradiol concentrations and increased trauma-related hyperarousal (TRH). It will utilize a combination of psychological assessments, fear conditioning paradigms, and biological measures to provide a comprehensive understanding of the mechanisms driving TRH exacerbation during perimenopause. The findings are intended to inform the development of targeted interventions for trauma-exposed women during this critical period of vulnerability.
Technical requirements
  • Psychological assessments
  • Fear conditioning paradigms
  • Biological measures

Market context

inferred from NAICS
R&D in Physical, Engineering, Life Sciences (except Nanotech & Biotech)
NAICS 541715
US market size
$95B
Typical award
$100K – $50M+
Typical buyers
DoDNSFNIHNASADOE
Commonly required
DCAA-compliant accountingITARCMMC L2
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