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The Environmental influences on Child Health Outcomes (ECHO) Program investigates how exposure to a range of environmental factors in early development influences the health of children and adolescents. This page provides information on all funded projects, active and archived funding opportunities, and background documents and notices related to these funding opportunities.

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Project titleECHO Laboratory Core
AwardeesAwardees: Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Award DateSeptember 1, 2023
Funding opportunityRFA-OD-22-016
SummaryThe laboratory core facilitates collection and processing of biospecimens; manages the ECHO Cohort Biorepository; performs a wide range of biospecimen assays to support ECHO Cohort analyses, and coordinates biospecimen information and assay results.
Project titleECHO Pregnancy Cohort Study Sites
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Award DateSeptember 1, 2023
Funding opportunityRFA-OD-22-017
SummaryThese ECHO Cohort Study Sites will recruit new pregnant participants from diverse populations, their resulting offspring, and, if available, the conceiving partner; and will develop and implement the ECHO Cohort Preconception Pilot Study.
Project titleECHO Pregnancy and Pediatric Cohort Study Sites
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Award DateSeptember 1, 2023
Funding opportunityRFA-OD-22-018
SummaryThese ECHO Cohort Study Sites will follow up existing ECHO Cohort participants; recruit new pregnant participants from diverse populations, their resulting offspring, and, if available, the conceiving partner; and will develop and implement the ECHO Cohort Preconception Pilot Study.
Project titleECHO Pediatric Cohort Study Sites
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Award DateSeptember 1, 2023
Funding opportunityRFA-OD-22-019
SummaryThese ECHO Cohort Study Sites will follow up existing ECHO Cohort participants.
Project titleECHO Measurement Core
AwardeesAwardees: Northwestern University at Chicago
Award DateSeptember 1, 2023
Funding opportunityRFA-OD-22-020
SummaryThe measurement core is responsible for developing and refining measures for the ECHO Cohort Protocol, assist all ECHO Cohort Study Sites, Cores, and Centers in implementing and evaluating the ECHO Cohort Protocol; and incorporate new and revised measures to advance ECHO Cohort science.
Project titleECHO Coordinating Center
AwardeesAwardees: Duke University
Award DateSeptember 1, 2023
Funding opportunityRFA-OD-22-021
SummaryThe coordinating center provides comprehensive operational leadership and organizational infrastructure to manage and coordinate all ECHO Cohort activities.
Project titleECHO Data Analysis Center
AwardeesAwardees: Johns Hopkins University
Award DateSeptember 1, 2023
Funding opportunityRFA-OD-22-022
SummaryThe Data Analysis Center is responsible for leading, standardizing, and integrating ECHO Cohort Protocol data capture, management, and storage through a central data system.
Project titleClinical Sites for the IDeA States Pediatric Clinical Trials Network
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Award DateAugust 30, 2025
Funding opportunityRFA-OD-24-008
SummaryThe Clinical Sites of the ISPCTN will conduct multicenter clinical trials research, assuring the participation of children living in rural or underserved communities located in IDeA states, and build pediatric research capacity for IDeA states to support the conduct of clinical trials of relevance to rural or underserved children in IDeA states.
Project titleData Coordinating and Operations Center for the IDeA States Pediatric Clinical Trials Network
AwardeesAwardees: University of Kansas Medical Center
Award DateJune 11, 2025
Funding opportunityRFA-OD-24-009
SummaryThe DCOC will support the Clinical Sites of the ISPCTN to conduct multicenter clinical trials research, assuring the participation of children living in rural or underserved communities located in IDeA states, and build pediatric research capacity for IDeA states to support the conduct of clinical trials of relevance to rural or underserved children in IDeA states.