CTSI Leadership & Partner News

NCATS spotlights CTSI-supported opioid research

CTSI KL2 scholar John Mafi led the study

CTSI Program Leaders, Mitch Wong and Peter Szilagyi, receive NIH NIAID and NIDA awards

Congratulations to Drs. Wong and Szilagyi on their NIH RO1 grants

NCATS Director Christopher Austin explains “translational science”

NCATS Director Christopher Austin explains “translational science”

The UCLA CTSI, SC CTSI and Los Angeles County select the 2018 Implementation Science awardees

Three project teams will develop and pilot interventions to enhance quality, efficiency and patient-centeredness of care in the county health care system

Doctors prescribe opioids at high rates to patients at increased risk for overdose

The new research published in JAMA was supported in part by CTSI

New app uses machine learning to interpret babies’ cries

ChatterBaby is a new app developed by a team of researchers that uses AI to tell parents why their baby is crying

Presentations available from CTSA network’s national meeting

The national meeting took place on April 18

Antoni Ribas receives AACR'S Lloyd J. Old Award in Cancer Immunology

CTSI congratulates Dr. Ribas, a CTSI awardee, on receiving the prestigious honor

Cardiovascular health in the U.S. declines as racial disparities narrow

The reduction in disparities was due to worsening health among whites, according to a CTSI-supported study lead by Arleen Brown

Society of General Internal Medicine honors CTSI program leaders Carol Mangione and Arleen Brown

CTSI congratulates Drs. Mangione and Brown on their achievements

“Disease in a dish” technology recreates neurons of patients with obesity

According to the CTSI-supported study, this new method can help study the brain's role in obesity and possibly help tailor treatments to specific individuals

MedTech Conference highlights translation of innovations in patient care

OptumLabs Data Warehouse awardees

Building a learning health ecosystem and expanding impact

Novel mouse model could control onset and progression of Friedreich’s ataxia