Dr. Beth A. Reboussin's research focuses on the public health implications and effects of cannabis use, especially in the context of regulatory practices and patient outcomes. Her projects investigate how product packaging influences perceptions of cannabis edibles and how these products are used by cancer patients for symptom relief. By conducting experiments and longitudinal studies, her lab aims to provide insights that will inform safer consumption practices and state policy guidelines for cannabis use.

Dr. David Kline's lab focuses on understanding and analyzing the complex issues surrounding opioid misuse in North Carolina, particularly as it relates to public health crises such as HIV and hepatitis C. They are developing advanced statistical methods to improve the accuracy of opioid misuse estimates, which will help allocate resources more effectively and inform public health initiatives. Their work integrates various data sources for a more comprehensive view of the opioid epidemic and its impact on communities.