HPU researcher receives $2.2 million NIH grant to find better treatment for drug addiction

A High Point University professor has received a $2.2 million grant to try to find a better way to treat for drug addiction and relapse. The National Institutes of Health awarded $2,235,000 to Comfort Boateng, an assistant professor of basic pharmaceutical sciences in High Point University ’s Fred Wilson School of Pharmacy. The grant is part of the Avenir Award Program, which supports early stage investigators proposing innovative research in chemistry and pharmacology related to substance abuse…
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