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Natural History Studies Grants Program | FDA

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On this page: About the Program | What is a natural history study? | About the Awards | Related Links About the Natural History Studies Grants Program Unlike common diseases, there is little existing knowledge on the presentation, major limitations on day-to-day function, core unmet needs and course of most rare diseases which makes drug development challenging. To address this, it is critical to study the natural history of rare diseases. The FDA has funded natural history studies since 2016, to help address significant unmet medical needs for patients with rare diseases where there is often

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