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Seed Grant: “Increased Gambling-like Behavior after Experimental Traumatic Brain Injury: A Dopamine Reduction Hypothesis”

Principal Investigator:  Cole Vonder Haar, PhD, West Virginia University

Awarded $34,413 in 2017

Aim: Understand the factors that lead to the development of Gambling Disorder after brain injury through a study of the decision-making abilities of brain-injured rats.

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Year: 2017
Type: Project Grants
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