Summa researchers, who will do the study, get $154,000 in grants for two years to look at patients in Ohio's PASSPORT program, which provides long-term care for Medicaid-eligible patients.
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The Northeastern Ohio Universities Colleges of Medicine and Pharmacy (NEOUCOM) will used a $5 million grant to establish a research center focusing on the best approaches for schizophrenia treatment.