; and (2) consider opportunities to align such priority pediatric research topic areas with current and future priorities of the National Institutes of Health, including— (A) pediatric and adolescent mental and behavioral health, including addiction medicine; (B) childhood cancer; (C) precision medicine, genetics, and genomics; (D) rare diseases and disorders, such as sickle cell disease, and other diseases and disorders with significant unmet training needs; and (E) fetal, placental, and neonatal development. (d) Requirements The Director of NIH— (1) shall require recipients of awards under this section to use such awards to support pediatric research activities, including costs associated with laboratory staff and other costs associated with the conduct of research