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RESEARCH Research Laboratory As a well-recognized research institution—with studies supported by a host of organizations, including the National Institutes of Health, the Arthritis Foundation, Pfizer, Inc., Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Ambulatory Pediatric Assocation—Winthrop is engaged in many clinical and basic science investigations. Studies include breakthrough research, such as: Prevention and treatment of osteoporosis Infant respiratory distress syndrome Heart disease in women Cell development and function Tissue injury and recovery CardioPulmonary Research Institute CPRI is a collaboration of laboratory scientists and physician-investigators who are pulmonary, pediatric and cardiovascular specialists. They are pursuing a better understanding of heart and lung diseases through studies of cell development and function, as well as tissue injury, recovery and the role of heredity in the overall process. The goal is to prevent lung and heart damage in children and adults in order to improve survival and outcome. More information regarding specific research is available.