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HHS ASPR awarded Battelle Memorial Institute $7,565,998 under award 75A50125F61004 for a human-relevant small animal model of sulfur mustard inhalation injuries to screen potential medical countermeasures.

Why it’s here: ASPR award funding development of a human-relevant animal model to screen medical countermeasures for sulfur mustard inhalation injuries, which falls under biotechnology/biosecurity and pandemic/chemical preparedness (BARDA/ASPR) policy relevance.

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HHS ASPR awarded Battelle Memorial Institute $7,565,998 under award 75A50125F61004 for a human-relevant small animal model of sulfur mustard inhalation injuries to screen potential medical countermeasures. — The Wave