Research News
How Rescheduling Marijuana Could Expand Medical Cannabis Research
July 24, 2026
PCOM's Katherine Galluzzi, DO, explains how rescheduling marijuana could reduce federal barriers and advance rigorous medical cannabis research.
Study Examines Prescription Drug Content on Instagram
July 16, 2026
Research led by Kayleigh Dinh, PharmD '26, explores how healthcare professionals and influencers discuss prescription medications on Instagram.
PCOM Shares Alzheimer's Pathobiome Research at ASM Meeting
June 25, 2026
Nikki Schultek and Brian Balin, PhD, joined Alzheimer's Pathobiome Initiative colleagues to present infection-focused Alzheimer's research at the ASM annual meeting.
Study Examines CBT, PRS Impact on Medication-Based Opioid Treatment
June 23, 2026
Two types of mental health therapies did not enhance the effectiveness of using medication to treat opioid use disorder.
PCOM Study Questions Routine Blood Draws in Children With ASD
April 22, 2026
PCOM study finds routine blood draws rarely impact care for children with ASD, raising ethical concerns and the need for patient-centered practices.
PCOM Study Explores How Cannabis-based Therapy Reduces Chronic Neuropathic Pain
April 15, 2026
Medical students published an early look at how cannabis-based therapies may improve analgesia, sleep and daily functioning for patients.
PharmD Students Lead Pediatric Research at PCOM Georgia
April 9, 2026
PCOM Georgia PharmD students conduct pediatric research, exploring medication adherence and gaining hands-on experience through real-world projects.
Bridging the Gap Between Neuroscience and Physical Therapy
April 8, 2026
Award-winning PCOM Georgia researcher Robert Zeid explores how the brain drives movement in pediatric physical therapy.
Student Research Team Explores Medication Barriers for Special Needs Children
April 1, 2026
PCOM Georgia PharmD researchers are developing new strategies to support medication adherence in special needs children.
Rushetsky Leads With Purpose in Global Health and Research
February 25, 2026
Recognized at PCOM Georgia, Zoë Rushetsky (DO '27) leads international research tackling anxiety, depression and stigma in Honduras.
