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Translational Tobacco Reduction Research Program (T2R2) Enhances the health and well being of youth by reducing tobacco, alcohol and other drug use as well as promoting healthy living.

 

 

Prevention Research Center
Healthier people lead to a healthier state.
 

The West Virginia Prevention Research Center (WV PRC) is one of 33 Prevention Research Centers funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). These PRCs are housed in universities across the country and share a focus on public health in community settings. WV PRC researchers and public health specialists are committed to conducting culturally-appropriate research that benefits the health of the people of Appalachia.

Our research focuses on examining the underlying behaviors and social conditions related to tobacco use, sedentary lifestyle, and poor nutrition. We strive to reduce health disparities related to race/ethnicity, geography, and socioeconomic status in West Virginia.

 

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NEWS and EVENTS

NeboWeb teams up with CDC, American Lung Association, and West Virginina University to Win Prestigious Web Award (10-06-2009)

Physical Inactivity Costs State Billions (6-4-2009)

Weight training can lower cholesterol (2-17-09)

US Government dedicates website to teen smoking-cessation program created at WVU (2-13-09)

WVU research finds Healthy Lifestyles Act helps children (2-9-09)

New tobacco product alarms some health officials (11-23-08)

New tobacco product being test marketed: Health officials critical of Snus product sold locally (11-23-08)
Spitless tobacco product contains high levels of nicotine (11-20-08)
WVU: Tobacco product high in nicotine. R.J. Reynolds disputes study of smokeless, spitless product available in West Virginia (11-18-08)
Heart attack hits younger patients (11-18-08)
Experts say new tobacco product targets young adults: Camel Snus spitless tobacco called highly addicting (11-17-08)
CNN Health Minute: teens have fewer aids for kicking the habit (11-17-08)
Paper by Drs. Dino & Horn is runner-up for Lawrence W. Green Paper of the Year Award (11-6-08)
 
Prevention Research Center | School of Medicine | RCB HSC P.O. Box 9190 | Morgantown, WV 26506-9190
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