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STRESS-INDUCED NICOTINE USE AND SUBSEQUENT RISK OF DEVELOPING CANCER

STRESS-INDUCED NICOTINE USE AND SUBSEQUENT RISK OF DEVELOPING CANCER

PI: Robert Kirken

Co-PI: Laura O'Dell

Sponsor: NIH - NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON MINORITY HEALTH & HEALTH DISPARITIES

Border Biomedical Research Center (BBRC)

Amount awarded: $228,000

This administrative supplement integrates a team of scientists focused on stress-induced nicotine use and subsequent risk of developing cancer.

Posting date: Mon, 03/21/2022

Award start date: Mon, 03/21/2022

Award end date: Thu, 02/29/2024

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