Dr. Michael Stein

Biography

Michael D. Stein is a Professor of Medicine, Health Services, Policy & Practice at Brown University, where he is recognized as an internationally-acclaimed authority on the intersection of HIV disease, drug use disorders, and primary care. He has authored over 275 medical papers and his research extensively covers various areas including HIV prevention studies, drug use and HIV disease, brief interventions in primary care settings, and treatment outcomes for drug abuse. Dr. Stein has been involved in multiple funded research projects focusing on crucial topics such as smoking cessation interventions and the relationship between sleep studies and substance use. His impactful research has contributed significantly to understanding addiction, treatment methods, and the behavioral health of patients dealing with substance abuse and HIV. Throughout his career, he has received numerous awards, including the National Institute on Drug Abuse Mid Career Research Award, and served as a member and chair of several important research committees. Dr. Stein’s work emphasizes multidisciplinary collaboration and has fostered training in addiction treatment and research.

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