Dr. Eric Donny
Dr. Eric Donny's research focuses on the mechanisms behind nicotine and tobacco dependence. Having graduated from UC Davis with a BS in Psychology, he completed his doctoral degree in Health Psychology from the University of Pittsburgh and pursued a post-doctoral fellowship in Behavioral Pharmacology at Johns Hopkins University. His expertise spans from animal and human behavioral pharmacology to the regulatory science of tobacco control. He currently directs a federally funded research center, which aims to assess the potential impact of regulated reduction of the nicotine content of cigarettes as a means of improving the public health.
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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