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UW-CTRI Researcher Dr. Kristin Berg Wins Award
UW-CTRI Researcher Dr. Kristin Berg (left) received a Faculty Excellence in Clinical Care Award from the University of Wisconsin Division of General Internal Medicine for her work caring for patients in clinic and in studies. “Very …
August 7, 2020Quit Line Offers Text Enrollment
For the first time, Wisconsin tobacco users can send a quick text to sign up for free services from the Wisconsin Tobacco Quit Line. People who want to quit smoking, vaping, or chewing nicotine can …
August 6, 2020BREATHE 2 Collaborator: A Pioneer of Qualitative Research
Installment seven in our series on BREATHE 2 collaborators Years ago, Dr. Barbara Bowers fought for acceptance. “I was the only qualitative researcher in my school and in the health sciences on campus,” she said. “Qualitative research …
July 6, 2020State Council Endorses Addressing Tobacco Use Disorders at Addiction Treatment Programs
The Governor’s State Council on Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (SCAODA) last month voted to adopt a policy that recommends integrating Tobacco Use Disorders into Wisconsin Substance Use Disorder treatment services, and to make it …
July 6, 2020UW-CTRI Research Offers Clues to Sparking Successful Attempts to Quit Smoking
What leads smokers who are unwilling to try to quit smoking to change their minds and then try to quit? Researchers explored this question in a new paper based on UW-CTRI data which showed that …
July 2, 2020New Graduate Fellow to Study Smoking, Disparities, and COVID-19
UW-CTRI has hired Julie Kirsch (right) to be a new Primary Care Research Fellow. Kirsch will work on team science projects at UW-CTRI, including the Quit Line Disparities Study, while also developing her own research …
May 28, 2020Primary-Care Physician Impacts COVID-19 Care, UW-CTRI Research
Installment six in our series on BREATHE 2 collaborators UW-CTRI collaborator Carlos Roberto Jaén (right), MD, PhD, recently co-authored a USA Today article calling on CMS to cover phone calls that deliver primary-care treatment of COVID-19 and other …
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