Cardiovascular Behavioral Medicine Lab - Kent State University

About

- The Brain Health Research Institute (BHRI) at Kent State University is a higher education research center founded in 2019 and based in Kent, Ohio. It focuses on understanding brain health across the lifespan to inform prevention and treatment of brain diseases. - Core topics include neuroscience, brain health, neurocognitive collaboration, neuroimaging, and multidisciplinary research. The institute supports initiatives such as the BHRI undergraduate fellows program, an annual neuroscience symposium, a BHRI seminar series, and a public outreach program (Brains on Tap). - Organization details: 4 employees (1–10 range), part of Kent State University’s research ecosystem. It operates as an educational and research entity with a collaborative, cross-disciplinary emphasis. - If you’re specifically looking for information about the Cardiovascular Behavioral Medicine Lab at Kent State University, this page highlights BHRI’s broader brain health and neuroscience focus rather than detailing a cardiovascular behavioral medicine lab. For targeted information on cardiovascular behavioral medicine, consider exploring Kent State’s neuroscience/cardiovascular research groups or contacting BHRI directly.