Listening to Veterans: A Discussion with Frank Larkin
November 9, 2018Read moreFrank J. Larkin’s career spans many diverse roles in service to our country. He’s a veteran of the U.S. Navy who served as a special warfare operator in the Navy SEALs, he worked in law enforcement as a police officer, detective and paramedic, and he also served for more than two decades in the United States Secret Service. More recently, Mr. Larkin served as the United States Senate Sergeant at Arms, and lead the Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization (JIEDDO) within the Department of Defense. Having experienced the impact of military trauma both personally and professionally, Mr. Larkin is committed to improving veterans healthcare and will Chair our Veterans Advisory Council in 2019 to support the advancement of veterans brain health.
Listening to Veterans: A Discussion with Admiral Brian Losey, U.S. Navy (retired)
November 9, 2018Read moreBrian Losey has spent his entire career—some 33 years—serving our country. In August 2016, he retired from his position as Rear Admiral of the U.S. Navy, where he led the Special Warfare Command. With a significant interest in advancing the care of both active duty and Veteran service members, Admiral Losey will now serve as Executive Director of our Veterans Advisory Council in 2019 to support Veterans brain health.
The Coalition to Heal Invisible Wounds: Progress on Veterans Health Advocacy
November 9, 2018Read moreIncreasing government funding and interest in PTSD and TBI research is imperative to accelerating diagnostics and treatments for veterans and all people who suffer the effects of trauma on the brain.
The Michael J. Fox Foundation Partners with Cohen Veterans Bioscience on BRAIN Commons, Harnessing the Power of Big Data for Brain Diseases
October 11, 2018Read moreThe Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research (MJFF) and Cohen Veterans Bioscience announce their partnership on BRAIN Commons, a platform designed to fuel the use of big data in brain disease research. It provides unprecedented access to research data and analytics.
Cohen Veterans Bioscience Receives Research Award from Department of Defense’s Medical Research and Materiel Command to Establish A Clinical Trial Infrastructure and Conduct an Adaptive Platform Trial Testing Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Pharmacotherapeutics
October 4, 2018Read moreCohen Veterans Bioscience will establish a clinical trial infrastructure and serve as the Clinical Coordinating Center for a 3.5-year study to comparatively test pharmacotherapeutics for PTSD.
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