Do you have chronic pain? Want to learn more about how pain affects people? We're hoping you can help by participating in this study.
The College of Osteopathic Medicine sees research as a critical element of medical education and has developed a broad range of research opportunities in basic science, clinical, and interprofessional and medical education. It has developed a major strength in the research of pain funded by its internationally renowned Center of Excellence in Pain and Sensory Function. Other areas of faculty research concentration include:
- Aging and Geriatrics
- Anatomy and Interventional Pain Management
- Cancer and Metabolic Disease
- Immunology & Infectious Disease
- Medical and Interprofessional Education
- Neuroscience and Pain
Download list of Faculty Research Interests