IBHRI is an independent organization focusing on behavioral health and social sciences research.

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    Behavioral Health Integration and the Workforce

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    The Impact of Microplastics on the Brain

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    The State of Mental Health in America: 2024 MHA Stats

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    Addressing the Behavioral Health Workforce Shortage

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We offer a collaborative home to new and established researchers, practitioners, advocates, and community members with diverse backgrounds interested in working together to solve complex, multidimensional behavioral health and social issues.


NIH All of Us Research Program

Research at IBHRI

Through our institutional agreement, we offer institution-wide access to the All of Us Research Hub and Workbench. Interns and research affiliates at IBHRI are eligible to develop their own research projects using the All of Us Research Program data.

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BRIEF REPORT

Investigating the Intersection of HIV and Non-AIDS Defining Cancers: An All of Us Study

One area of growing concern is the rising incidence of non-AIDS defining cancers (NADCs) in people with HIV (PWH). Despite its critical implications for long-term health outcomes, this topic has not been fully explored.

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IBHRI Welcomes New Affiliates, Volunteers, and Interns!

We’re excited to announce the addition of new research affiliates, volunteers, and interns to IBHRI, enhancing our mission to advance behavioral health research!

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“Addressing contemporary psychosocial and behavioral health challenges requires a multifaceted and integrated approach. We emphasize a multidisciplinary team science approach to research.”

— Edith Gurrola, IBHRI Co-Founder

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