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Report on federal opioid programs highlights challenges with grant design, structural/policy barriers and COVID
May 10, 2023

Report on federal opioid programs highlights challenges with grant design, structural/policy barriers and COVID

Carter accepted into the Center for Underrepresented Research in Addiction program
Apr 20, 2023

Carter accepted into the Center for Underrepresented Research in Addiction program

UAB and Diamond Therapeutics, Inc., launch psilocybin clinical trial
Mar 21, 2023

UAB and Diamond Therapeutics, Inc., launch psilocybin clinical trial

Fogger co-edits addictions nursing resource
Nov 1, 2022

Fogger co-edits addictions nursing resource

Aroke receives FNINR Protégé Award
Oct 27, 2022

Aroke receives FNINR Protégé Award

UAB psychologist to serve on a $21 million NIH initiative to advance research about opioid crisis
Oct 11, 2022

UAB psychologist to serve on a $21 million NIH initiative to advance research about opioid crisis

Nearly $1 million in R01 grants to support UAB psychology research
Oct 5, 2022

Nearly $1 million in R01 grants to support UAB psychology research

Eaton selected as NAM Emerging Leader in Health and Medicine Scholar
Sep 1, 2022

Eaton selected as NAM Emerging Leader in Health and Medicine Scholar

PhD student receives NIH R36 grant
Aug 2, 2022

PhD student receives NIH R36 grant

Welcoming Dr. Ellen Mwenesongole to UAB
May 13, 2022

Welcoming Dr. Ellen Mwenesongole to UAB

Goodin seeks more equity in pain research
Apr 26, 2022

Goodin seeks more equity in pain research

Eaton and Subramaniam selected to 2022 class of Women Who Shape the State
Mar 7, 2022

Eaton and Subramaniam selected to 2022 class of Women Who Shape the State

UAB researcher earns McKnight grant to study underpinnings of addiction
Dec 16, 2021

UAB researcher earns McKnight grant to study underpinnings of addiction

ZAMBAMA grant leverages “reverse innovation” to reduce unhealthy alcohol use and improve HIV outcomes
Oct 19, 2021

ZAMBAMA grant leverages “reverse innovation” to reduce unhealthy alcohol use and improve HIV outcomes

UAB researcher granted federal funding for psilocybin and smoking study
Oct 18, 2021

UAB researcher granted federal funding for psilocybin and smoking study

ZAMBAMA grant leverages ‘reverse innovation’ to reduce unhealthy alcohol use and improve HIV outcomes
Oct 11, 2021

ZAMBAMA grant leverages ‘reverse innovation’ to reduce unhealthy alcohol use and improve HIV outcomes

$100 million in contributions to transform UAB School of Medicine
Sep 28, 2021

$100 million in contributions to transform UAB School of Medicine

Links between alcohol and suicide risk to be studied
Apr 5, 2021

Links between alcohol and suicide risk to be studied

Perseverance powers Eaton’s research linking HIV, substance use and mental health
Mar 11, 2021

Perseverance powers Eaton’s research linking HIV, substance use and mental health

UAB team investigates suicide, opioid prescription changes
Nov 2, 2020

UAB team investigates suicide, opioid prescription changes

Chronotypes and cigarettes: New study explores strategies to help ethnic minorities get better rest and quit smoking
Aug 27, 2020

Chronotypes and cigarettes: New study explores strategies to help ethnic minorities get better rest and quit smoking

Project aims to address HIV and substance use in Jefferson County youth
Aug 11, 2020

Project aims to address HIV and substance use in Jefferson County youth

New addiction and pain prevention center aims to rally researchers and community
Jul 29, 2020

New addiction and pain prevention center aims to rally researchers and community

A complex gene program initiates brain changes in response to cocaine
Jul 9, 2020

A complex gene program initiates brain changes in response to cocaine

Discoveries on deck: Helping vulnerable patients quit smoking
Apr 9, 2020

Discoveries on deck: Helping vulnerable patients quit smoking

Discoveries on deck: Back pain, race and money
Mar 12, 2020

Discoveries on deck: Back pain, race and money

Study: Low-carb diet provides relief from knee osteoarthritis
Mar 22, 2019

Study: Low-carb diet provides relief from knee osteoarthritis

Robust and specific gene regulation tool developed for primary brain neurons
Feb 25, 2019

Robust and specific gene regulation tool developed for primary brain neurons

Cropsey to serve on national committee reviewing opioid programs
Feb 6, 2019

Cropsey to serve on national committee reviewing opioid programs

Study: Can taking a hallucinogen curb cocaine use?
Jun 27, 2018

Study: Can taking a hallucinogen curb cocaine use?

Prisoners of Pain
Aug 24, 2015

Prisoners of Pain

 
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