Christina Studts was recently awarded a three-year, $450,000 grant from NIMH to improve the delivery of behavioral parent training programs (BPT) in underserved communities.
The CCTS Biomedical Informatics Core is offering a new self-service informatics tool that lets researchers search UK HealthCare data to generate hypotheses and estimate cohorts available for clinical research studies.
Watch the video to hear about how the Elayi's fell in love, had children and moved across the Atlantic twice before settling in the Bluegrass in hopes of making an impact on the health of their fellow Kentuckians
Dr. John Fowlkes took the helm as new director of the Barnstable Brown Diabetes and Obesity Center with a vision to build upon the center's past work and develop a robust and comprehensive adult and pediatric center.
Jack Gill, Ph.D., entrepreneur, venture capitalist, philanthropist and mentor, along with George McLendon, Ph.D., provost of Rice University and successful entrepreneur, will lead a free course about life science entrepreneurship.
The interdisciplinary project seeks to maximize the combined expertise of Christina Studts, a clinical social worker and public health researcher whose research targets early childhood behavior issues, and Matthew Bush, a cochlear implant surgeon and expert in pediatric hearing loss.
The CCTS has awarded twelve pilot grants to support innovative, collaborative research relevant to the health challenges and disparities faced by the nation and the citizens of Kentucky.
The Clinical Neuroscience Winter Expo will be an informative, interactive event exploring the latest advancements in the neurosciences and stroke care.
