University of Kansas starts addictions research center

 


LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — A center that will study addictions and how to treat them is being created on the University of Kansas campus.

The university says in a news release that graduate Daniel Logan and his wife, Gladys Cofrin, donated $2 million to start the Cofrin-Logan Center for Addiction Research & Treatment.

Logan is a professor in the Addiction Medicine Division at the University of Florida's College of Medicine, and Cofrin is a retired therapist. The university says both Cofrin and Logan are in recovery from addictions themselves and know the importance of making effective treatment opt...



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