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Site Overview

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Missouri Breaks Industries Research Inc. (MBIRI) is a small Indian-owned business. Our main office is located on the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation in South Dakota, and we have satellite offices on the Oglala Sioux Reservation (SD), Spirit Lake Nation (ND), and in Rapid City, SD. MBIRI is qualified under 25 USC 47 as a “Buy Indian” business to conduct research of medical problems and to disseminate information learned through this research to health care providers, tribal leaders, and community members.

Year Established

Source: Human-provided. 1992
Source: Trial-derived.
3Total Trials
Source: Trial-derived.
1Recruiting Trials
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1Active Trials
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2Completed Trials
Source: Trial-derived.
6Unique Conditions
Source: Trial-derived.
8Unique Sponsors

Affiliations

Conditions

Source: Trial-derived. Alcohol Drinking (1)Source: Trial-derived. Alcohol Use Complicating Childbirth (1)Source: Trial-derived. Cognitive Change (1)Source: Trial-derived. Contraceptive Usage (1)Source: Trial-derived. Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2 (1)Source: Trial-derived. Obstructive Sleep Apnea (1)

Sponsors

Source: Trial-derived. Missouri Breaks Industries Research, Inc. (3)Source: Trial-derived. University of Minnesota (2)Source: Trial-derived. University of Washington (2)Source: Trial-derived. Washington State University (2)Source: Trial-derived. Medstar Health Research Institute (1)Source: Trial-derived. National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD) (1)Source: Trial-derived. Sanford Research (1)Source: Trial-derived. University of Colorado, Denver (1)