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  • CAPPI Supports Save-a-Life Free Naloxone Day
  • The DOM welcomes inaugural addiction medicine fellow
  • Substance abuse and addiction awareness initiatives
  • Cropsey and Gamble recipients of New NIH grant
  • UAB among first in US to offer new spinal cord stimulator therapy for chronic pain
  • Report on federal opioid programs highlights challenges with grant design, structural/policy barriers and COVID
  • Neuropathic pain: The underlying mechanism and a potential therapeutic target are revealed in mice
  • Carter accepted into the Center for Underrepresented Research in Addiction program
  • UAB and Diamond Therapeutics, Inc., launch psilocybin clinical trial
  • Chronic pain-induced depression: Underlying mechanism revealed in mice, showing how ketamine acts as antidepressant in chronic pain
  • Fogger co-edits addictions nursing resource
  • Aroke receives FNINR Protégé Award
  • Eaton selected as NAM Emerging Leader in Health and Medicine Scholar
  • PhD student receives NIH R36 grant
  • Eaton and Subramaniam selected to 2022 class of Women Who Shape the State
  • UAB researcher earns McKnight grant to study underpinnings of addiction
  • ZAMBAMA grant leverages “reverse innovation” to reduce unhealthy alcohol use and improve HIV outcomes
  • UAB researcher granted federal funding for psilocybin and smoking study
  • ZAMBAMA grant leverages ‘reverse innovation’ to reduce unhealthy alcohol use and improve HIV outcomes
  • $100 million in contributions to transform UAB School of Medicine
  • Links between alcohol and suicide risk to be studied
  • Perseverance powers Eaton’s research linking HIV, substance use and mental health
  • UAB team investigates suicide, opioid prescription changes
  • 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
  • New addiction and pain prevention center aims to rally researchers and community
  • A complex gene program initiates brain changes in response to cocaine

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