Cancer Health Outcomes, Cancer Prevention and Control, Epidemiology, Global Oncology. Dr. Lucile Adams-Campbell’s research focuses on aging over the life course and how aging and cancer interact to affect cancer outcomes and the health of older cancer survivors.

Cancer and Aging, Geriatrics, Survivorship, Policy, Cancer Outcomes. Dr. Mandelblatt’s research focuses on heterogeneity in life course aging and the effects of cancer and its treatments on clinically important survivorship outcomes, including functional, cognitive, and physical aging and development of frailty.

Cancer, Health Outcomes, Population Research, Epidemiology. Dr. Schwartz’s research has focused on familial aggregation of lung cancer, inflammation and lung cancer risk, and prostate cancer aggressiveness.

Geriatrics, Gerontology, Psychology, Health Outcomes. Dr. Lichtenberg is a Geriatric Neuropsychologist and the president of the Gerontological Society of America. His research focuses on socio-behavioral aspects of aging.

Dr. Magaziner is the leader of University of Maryland School of Medicine’s Center for Research on Aging and is principal investigator of the UM-OAIC (Pepper Center). His research is mainly directed at identifying disability due to common age-related diseases and conditions like falls and hip fracture and developing and evaluating the effects of interventions to improve functional ability.

Dr. Ryan studies of the role of deconditioning, obesity, inflammation and muscle atrophy in aging and disability conditions (cancer, obesity, stroke, HIV), the mechanisms underlying the functional, clinical, and metabolic abnormalities, and translating these findings into intervention trials.

Dr. Carroll’s work focuses on examining multi-level determinants of aging, integrating knowledge about biological aging processes and health behaviors, and understanding the bidirectional relationship of these factors and diseases like cancer on physical and cognitive outcomes.

Dr. Adams’ research focuses on chronic disease treatment outcomes, specifically evaluating how changes in drug coverage policy impact access to essential medications and understanding the drivers of treatment adherence among insured populations.

Dr. Barnes’ research interests include outcomes in chronic diseases of aging, cognitive decline, and risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease.

Dr. Gurwitz focuses on geriatric and gerontologic research, medication use and patient safety, and epidemiology of chronic diseases and multimorbidity.

Stephanie House works with the University of Wisconsin Center for the Improvement of Mentored Experiences in Research (CIMER) as the project o-lead, building a sustainable infrastructure for ongoing implementation and dissemination of the mentoring workshop.

Dr. Cohen’s research focuses on aspects of the pathways to functional decline and resilience with aging, geriatric assessment, cancer, and anemia in the elderly.

Dr. Mohile is a geriatric oncologist at the University of Rochester Wilmot Cancer Institute and is passionate about improving care delivery and outcomes for older adults with cancer.

Dr. Ganz is a Distinguished Professor of Medicine (Hematology/Oncology) and Health Policy & Management. She has been a leader in the integration of quality-of-life assessment in clinical trials, and her own investigator-initiated research has been a mixture of observational and intervention research, with a focus on physical and behavioral outcomes in cancer patients and survivors, including parallel studies examining the medical and health outcomes.