Substance Misuse and Chronic Disease: Brown's $12.3M Federal Grant for Research Expansion
Substance Misuse Research Expansion
In an exciting development for public health, Brown University has been awarded a federal grant totaling $12.3 million to advance research into the critical link between substance misuse and chronic disease. This funding comes from the National Institutes of Health, a vital player in supporting innovative medical research.
Research Objectives
- Understanding mechanisms linking substance use and chronic diseases.
- Building on existing research to devise effective interventions.
- Addressing complex health challenges related to addiction.
Impact of the Grant
The Center for Addiction and Disease Risk Exacerbation will utilize this financial support to enhance current research capabilities. This initiative aims to provide deeper insights into how substance misuse exacerbates chronic health conditions, providing a pathway for improved prevention and treatment strategies.
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