Ariel Hoadley Source Confirmed

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Dr. Ariel Hoadley is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at John Brown University whose work addresses critical issues in behavioral health and cancer genetics. Her research spans opioid use disorder treatment, substance abuse interventions, and the role of genetic predispositions in cancer. Hoadley's work evaluates treatment outcomes and identifies barriers to care, as seen in her studies of post-incarceration outcomes of medication-assisted treatment programs and challenges faced by patients receiving medication for opioid use disorders. She also explores the efficacy of cognitive-behavioral interventions for substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders, along with the role of medical mistrust in cancer patients' attitudes toward genomic profiling. Additionally, Hoadley investigates public perceptions related to health crises such as COVID-19. Her primary research interests lie in improving treatment approaches and outcomes in substance abuse and mental health, and understanding genetic risk factors in disease.

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• h-index: 11
• Publications: 40
• Citations: 890