<p>Professional development series for educators, community stakeholders, and families looking to best serve students with visual impairments</p>

Professional development series for educators, community stakeholders, and families looking to best serve students with visual impairments

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<p>Tennesseans share their personal stories about mental health and disability in the latest issue of <em>Kindred Stories of Disability</em>.</p>

Tennesseans share their personal stories about mental health and disability in the latest issue of Kindred Stories of Disability.

The Vanderbilt Kennedy Center mission is to facilitate discoveries and best practices to improve the lives of persons with developmental disabilities and their families

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Erin Calipari, associate professor of pharmacology and associate director of the Vanderbilt Center for Addiction Research, has received a grant of nearly $2 million from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism to understand what happens in the brain that makes individuals return to drinking after periods of abstinence.

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Erin Calipari receives $2M to study how alcohol use disorder develops in the brain

Study with a million-plus subjects finds shared genetic susceptibility to tobacco, alcohol, opioid and cannabis addictions.

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Brain Genetics Influence Profile of Addiction Risk

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9/29 - Tennessee Visual Impairments Virtual Academy (TN VIVA) Series: TN COVE Fall Meeting

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