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Alexandra Collins

Assistant Professor
alexandra_collins1@brown.edu
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Research Interests Addiction & Mental Health, Health Disparities & Health Equity

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Brown initiative tracks risks in local drug supply, public warned of potential harm

June 9, 2022
Dr. Rachel Wightman and Alexandra Collins, both researchers at Brown University, are leading a recently-launched study, TestRI, intended to better understand what substances are in the illicit drug supply and prevent overdoses.
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