Since the formation of InCHIP in FY02, InCHIP Principal Investigators (PIs) have successfully secured research grants totaling more than $158 million to study the dynamics of health behavior within specific populations and to develop interventions to reduce risk behaviors and support healthy behaviors. InCHIP PIs have conducted research across a range of academic disciplines in the following health domains:
- Alcohol and Substance Use
- Autism
- Cancer
- Complementary and Alternative Approaches to Medicine
- Diabetes
- Digital Health
- Dissemination and Implementation Science
- Exercise Science
- Global Health
- Health Disparities
- HIV
- Obesity
- School and Child Health
- Sexual Risk Behavior / Reproductive Health
- Treatment Adherence and Retention in Care