Organization: UNC / UNC Health

Streamlining Clinical Operations in Radiation Oncology, Process Development in Radiation Oncology, Medical Education, Lung cancer, Gynecologic Cancer

Other Research and/or Clinical Interests: Ethics, Bioethics General Neurology Motor Neuron Disease Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Ethics

Interest in clinical outcomes in gynecologic cancer and surgical education with a focus on robotics

My research takes a community-engaged or community-informed approach to improving the quality of reproductive health services and to reduce disparities in reproductive health outcomes. I also conduct systematic reviews to summarize the evidence on patient-centered strategies to improve reproductive health outcomes.

Family Planning, Access to contraception and abortion

We study the mechanisms connecting oncogenes and tumor suppressors with the biological transitions that underly step wise carcinogenesis and therapeutic response. We have a specific focus on how cancer drivers alter chromatin landscapes to establish tumor associated gene expression programs and how cancer driver mutations lead to the acquisition of...

Clinical focus is non-operative sports medicine. Special attention to MSK Ultrasound and minimally invasive procedures. Clinical interests include tendinopathy, biologics, OA, and sports injuries as well as research using US and newer technology. Research interest parallel the above.

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Our work is focused on understanding the relationship between brain function and behavioral pathology associated with substance use disorder. Alcohol uae disorder, chronic pain and stress.

The lab’s research is centered on G proteins, RGS proteins, and G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs). Interest in these began, as a graduate student with Nobel Laureate Robert Lefkowitz, with the cloning and sequencing of the first neurotransmitter GPCR (Dixon et al. Nature 1986). GPCRs are the target of two thirds...

Pediatric genetic syndromes; Genetic counseling