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Research Agenda

TSRG believes in a collaborative, multipronged approach and selects research topics, community partnerships, and grant opportunities that enable a patchwork of solutions

Agenda

The hurdle remains high when working to address the opioid crisis or provide support for patients experiencing physical dependency from benzodiazepines or benzodiazepine-induced neurological dysfunction (BIND). TSRG continues to work to identify strategies to help facilitate a path forward. TSRG believes in a collaborative, multipronged approach and selects research topics, community partnerships, and grant opportunities that enable a patchwork of solutions.

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Artwork created by  Akhtar Badshah (Kirkland, WA).

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Working collaboratively with communities, researchers, and policymakers to create lasting public health impact.

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Disclaimer (Last updated: May 22, 2026) The information provided by The Schreiber Research Group is for educational purposes only and may evolve as new research emerges. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice.

Images used under license from Shutterstock.com (Homepage, Blog, Contact Us, Donate, Our Team and Research). Artwork on the Benzodiazepine webpage was created by Akhtar Badshah (Kirkland, WA). The Path Forward logo was designed by Salem Hansen (Aurora, CO, Los Angeles, CA)

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