Browsing: research

Could LSD treat common psychiatric disorders like generalized anxiety disorder or major depression? It sounds almost absurd considering LSD’s long-standing reputation as psychiatry’s “wicked witch”—a drug previously viewed as too dangerous, controversial, and politically radioactive to study. Yet that is precisely where the new data are leading

East Tennessee State University Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy is leading a multi-college initiative to strengthen research infrastructure and support scientific discovery across campus

The Technology Licensing Office’s bi-weekly market research report highlights emerging trends, market signals, and industry developments that may inform research and commercialization strategy across the University of Utah. Each edition curates timely insights from key sectors to help faculty, researchers, and innovation partners identify opportunities, anticipate market needs, and align discoveries with real-world demand

In lead-up to the launch of a new Special Olympics initiative, SO-Link (Linking Athletes with Scientific Opportunities), I met with Special Olympics Virginia athlete David Egan to talk about the importance of including people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in research

Record number of grant applications reflect growing interest in the emerging issue of healthy aging in Asia Pacific, where one in four people will be over 60 by 2050[1]

Patient interest in anti-inflammatory diets is at an all-time high. But there’s debate as to how far nutrition can go in modifying the course of rheumatic diseases

Beyond its importance for scientific discovery, representation in health research directly influences health-care planning, policy development and re

ALEC is proud to recognize Sens. Donald Douglas, Stephen Meredith, Aaron Reed, and Shelley Funke Frommeyer, Reps. Ken Fleming and Bobby McCool, and Senate President Robert Stivers as ALEC Policy Champions for their successful effort to establish a framework for conducting clinical trials with ibogaine-based treatments in Kentucky

UNC Nutrition Research Institute Study Identifies Blood Markers Linked to Choline Intake

Work on a new £2.2m mental health research and development facility has begun, NHS bosses have announced