2022 Braude Foundation Award Recipients
Postdoctoral Trainees
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| Isabel Castro-Piedras |
CANNABINOID RECEPTOR 2 AGONIST (JWH-133) INCREASES ECTOPIC OVARIAN TUMOR GROWTH AND ENDOCANNABINOIDS (ANANDAMIDE AND 2-ARACHIDONOYL GLYCEROL) LEVELS FOLLOWING CHRONIC ADMINISTRATION IN FEMALE SCID MICE |
| Jacqueline-Marie. N Ferland |
CANNABIDIOL ALLEVIATES CUE-INDUCED ANXIETY LINKED TO ALTERATIONS IN CNR1 AND LIPID LEVELS IN THE NUCLEUS ACCUMBENS SHELL |
| Lin Lin |
ADOLESCENCE THC EXPOSURE DISRUPTS WHITE ADIPOSE TISSUE HOMEOSTASIS IN ADULTHOOD |
| Nicholas Frane |
TOPICAL CANNABIDIOL IN PATIENTS WITH LOW BACK PAIN SECONDARY TO SPONDYLOLISTHESIS: A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLIND, 3-ARM, PARALLEL-GROUP PILOT STUDY |
| Stephanie Lake |
SEX DIFFERENCES IN SUBJECTIVE AND REINFORCING EFFECTS OF SMOKED CANNABIS: A SECONDARY ANALYSIS OF TWO RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS |
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Predoctoral Trainees
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| Anastasia Kolousek |
EFFECTS OF ENDOCANNABINOIDS IN MAMMALIAN RESPIRATORY SYSTEM THROUGH COX-DEPENDENT PATHWAYS: A SCOPING REVIEW |
| Beth Wiese |
OPIOID AND CANNABINOID INTERACTIONS: A STRATEGIC APPROACH TO REDUCE THE RISK OF OVERDOSE |
| Christa Frodella |
EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF CANNABIDIOL ON THE BRAIN TRANSCRIPTOME IN A MILD DISEASE MODEL OF EXPERIMENTAL AUTOIMMUNE ENCEPHALOMYELITIS |
| Christina Behlke |
CELL SPECIFIC ROLES OF THE CB2R IN THE ACUTE LOCOMOTOR RESPONSE TO COCAINE |
| Erin Hughes |
CANNABINOID RECEPTOR INTERACTING PROTEIN 1A (CRIP1A): FUNCTION AS A GΑI CARRIER |
| Erin Martin |
SEX DIFFERENCES IN CANNABIS WITHDRAWAL AND THE ROLE OF THE ENDOCANNABINOID SYSTEM |
| Juliet Chung |
THE EFFECT OF CBD AND CBG OILS ON OSTEOARTHRITIS DISEASE PROGRESSION, INFLAMMATION, AND PAIN |
| Laurel Gibson |
CANNABINOID EXPOSURE AND SUBJECTIVE EFFECTS AFTER ACUTE AD LIBITUM ADMINISTRATION OF ORAL CANNABIS IN A NATURALISTIC SETTING |
| Melissa McHann |
SEX AND DOSE-DEPENDENT DELAY IN ANTINOCICEPTIVE TOLERANCE TO CP55,940 IN CB1 DESENSITIZATION-RESISTANT MUTANT MICE DUE TO JNK INHIBITION |
| Renée Martin-Willett |
CANNABIS USE PATTERNS, PERCEPTIONS, AND RELATED HEALTH OUTCOMES AMONG SPANISH SPEAKERS IN THE UNITED STATES AND INTERNATIONALLY
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