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PTSD After Wildfires Can Be Reduced with an App
Research offers lessons for communities from California to Australia
The app can help limit the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder in those affected by wildfires through early intervention and triage.
Cocaine Use Compounds HIV-Related Memory Loss
Abstaining from cocaine use can help HIV-positive people with cognition
A new study from The Lundquist Institute provides new insight into the effects of cocaine and more information to better treat HIV-positive individuals.
Implementation Science Reduces Unnecessary Antibiotic Use in the ER
Overuse doesn't help patients, wastes money, and contributes to epidemic of "superbugs"
Kabir Yadav sheds more light on an approach that works: implementation science.
Ketamine Is an Effective Treatment for Chronic Pain
Study provides physicians with an alternative to addictive opioids
Given the current widespread opioid epidemic, the search for non-addicting non-opioid alternatives a high priority in the medical community.
The Lundquist Institute Promotes Jody Spillane
Sr. Vice President of Public Affairs
New and expanded role will oversee communications strategy, government relations, and education & training efforts.
Groundbreaking Study Could Reduce Breast Cancer Deaths
2019 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium
Dr. Rowan Chlebowski shared new data that could help dramatically reduce the risk of breast cancer in postmenopausal women on hormone therapy.