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Dr. Ami Raval's Laboratory Funding

03/01/2017- 02/29/2020
Whole body vibrations improves stroke outcome in nicotine-exposed rats
Florida Department of Heath#7JK01 
These proposed studies will identify mechanisms by which WBV reduces frailty and improves
stroke outcomes, and provide a basis for future targeted interventions to enhance recovery and
ameliorate cognitive deficits after stroke in women smokers.
Principal Investigator: Dr. Helen Bramlett
Role: Co-PI


07/01/2016- 06/30/2019
American Heart Association- Grant-in-aid (NCE)
AHA # 16GRNT31300011 

Nicotine alters brain oxidative metabolism and exacerbates ischemic brain damage
The major goal of this project is to study the effects of chronic nicotine usage on brain metabolism
in adolescent and young female rats. There is no scientific overlap with current application.
Role: PI
Dr. Ami Raval's Laboratory

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