2002 OCF Grant
The effects of cognitive behavioral treatment on neurochemical compounds in patients with OCD: Evaluation of proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy
Stephen Whiteside, PhD
The Research Grant Recipients Archive describes studies that were funded by the IOCDF (formerly known as the Obsessive Compulsive Foundation (OCF)). In line with our goals of increasing our understanding of OCD and related disorders, improving treatment, and reducing stigma, almost $11 million has been awarded in research grants to promising studies since 1994.
Currently, there are three available grants: the Breakthrough Award, the Innovator Award, and the Michael A. Jenike Young Investigator Award.
Breakthrough and Innovator Awards are granted to investigators whose work represents “high-risk, high-reward” science that could make a profound impact in understanding and treating OCD. Jenike Young Investigator Awards have funded promising early-career researchers who are working to establish themselves in the field of OCD and related disorders.
We hope this Archive provides an accessible means of understanding research and will continue updating it with any new information grant recipients provide. For more information about any of the studies presented in our Archive, please email research@iocdf.org.
2002 OCF Grant
Stephen Whiteside, PhD
2001 OCF Grant
Maria Conceiçao do Rosario, MD
2001 OCF Grant
Carey R. Savage, PhD
2001 OCF Grant
Thomas Joiner, PhD
2000 OCF Grant
Barbara Van Noppen, PhD
2000 OCF Grant
Thilo Deckersbach, PhD
2000 OCF Grant
Mark H. Freeston, PhD & Christo Todorov, MD
2000 OCF Grant
Beth S. Gershuny, PhD
2000 OCF Grant
Robert M. Roth, PhD
1999 OCF Grant
Nathan A. Shapira, MD, PhD