Cancer Epidemiology & Prevention Faculty
Below is a list of Department of Preventive Medicine faculty whose work focuses on cancer epidemiology and prevention. View individual profiles of our faculty members — with publication and contact information, research and clinical specialties and more — via the links below.
Funk, William E
Associate Professor of Preventive Medicine (Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention)
Bio
My research focuses on developing and applying biomarker methods to explore environmental risk factors associated with chronic diseases, cancers, and complex disorders. This work includes both discove... [more]
Gao, Tao
Research Assistant Professor of Preventive Medicine (Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention)
Hibler, Elizabeth A
Assistant Professor of Preventive Medicine (Epidemiology) and Preventive Medicine (Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention)
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Dr. Hibler is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Preventive Medicine, Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention. She is a molecular epidemiologist conducting research focused on the rela... [more]
Hou, Lifang
Professor of Preventive Medicine (Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention) and Pediatrics
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Lifang Hou, MD, MS, PhD is a Professor of Preventive Medicine. With a multidisciplinary background in medicine, basic science, and epidemiology, Dr. Hou’s research interest lies in integrating traditi... [more]
Joyce, Brian
Research Assistant Professor of Preventive Medicine (Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention)
Kim, Kyeezu
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Preventive Medicine (Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention)
Liszewski, Walter J
Assistant Professor of Dermatology (Medical Dermatology) and Preventive Medicine (Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention)
Maiga, Mamoudou
Research Associate Professor of McCormick School of Engineering and Preventive Medicine (Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention)
Murphy, Adam B
Associate Professor of Urology and Preventive Medicine (Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention)
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I have been studying the health disparities faced by minorities in prostate cancer, including HIV infected men and African Americans. We have been looking at the role of vitamin D deficiency, genetics... [more]
Musa, Jonah
Adjunct Professor of Preventive Medicine (Cancer Epidemiology and Prevention)