Dr. Bonnie Bullock, PHD
Dr. Bonnie Bullock, PHD
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    About

    Bonnie is a medical communications specialist at Boston Strategic Partners, a global health industry consulting firm. Her recent work in mental health includes developing conference materials for clinical studies in mood disorders and copy-editing clinical manuscripts.

    Bonnie obtained her BA in Cell and Molecular Biology from Tulane University and her PhD in Cancer Biology from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. While in graduate school, she participated in the Colorado Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute’s fellowship program, dedicated to bridging the gap between basic science and clinical research. Bonnie’s doctoral work focused on improving response rates to immunotherapy using a mouse model of human non-small cell lung cancer. Her scientific background includes work traversing the fields of cell and molecular biology, immunology and cancer biology resulting in multiple peer-reviewed publications. In her spare time, she enjoys exploring New Orleans and its rich cultural history.

    Credentials
    1. BA
    2. PHD
    Latest Articles (44)
    1. Dissociative Amnesia Statistics
    2. Schizophrenia vs. Schizoaffective Disorder
    3. Schizophrenia Myths
    4. Kleptomania Myths
    5. Living With Someone With ADHD
    6. Stress Management Techniques
    7. Sleep Disorder Myths
    8. Teen Nicotine Addiction
    9. Kleptomania Treatment
    10. Family Involvement in Teen Addiction Treatment
    11. What are different types of Addiction Therapies?
    12. Methadone
    13. BFRBs Myths
    14. Hypomania Myths
    15. Dissociative Disorders Myths
    16. Dissociative Disorders Statistics
    17. Dissociative Fugue Treatment
    18. Conduct Disorder vs. ODD
    19. Is ADHD a Disability?
    20. Depression During Pregnancy
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