Center for Health Behavior Neuroscience
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School of Medicine > CHBN > Frequently Asked Questions
The Center for Health Behavior Neuroscience (CHBN) was established with the purpose of designing, producing and evaluating the landscape of motivational health practices utilizing the latest in fMRI technology. The Center combines faculty from several metropolitan institutions and has several collaborations with institutions around the country to work toward understanding brain contributions to obesity and other health behaviors with the goal of developing new treatments to impact these behaviors.
The Center would not be possible without Hoglund Brain Imaging Center at the University of Kansas Medical Center, which provides access to multiple imaging techniques including state-of-the-art functional and structural MRI as well as additional neuroevaluation.
Thank you for considering supporting us! Federal research funding has been on the decline in recent years. As access to federal support has declined, we rely more and more heavily on private foundations and individual support. Your support can help us and continue current projects or in some cases, initiate a new study aimed at identifying the brain mechanisms that impact health behaviors. Your support can help us to identify ways to treat and prevent conditions that impact our nation's health.
For general financial support, please click here: http://kuendowment.org/kumc_chbn.
If you would like to talk more with us about financial support for specific projects, please contact Assistant Director Jennifer Freund at jfreund2@kumc.edu or 913-945-7855.