Re-Examining Disparities in Head and Neck Cancer Survivorship - From Cells-to-Society

Explore the complex landscape of health disparities in head and neck cancer survivorship through a comprehensive medical grand rounds presentation that examines factors ranging from cellular mechanisms to societal influences. Delve into current research and clinical insights presented by Dr. Nosayaba Osazuwa-Peters from Duke University School of Medicine, who brings expertise in dentistry, epidemiology, and public health to analyze how various biological, social, and systemic factors contribute to unequal outcomes among head and neck cancer survivors. Gain understanding of the multifaceted approach needed to address these disparities, from molecular-level considerations to broader societal determinants of health, and learn about potential interventions and policy implications for improving survivorship outcomes across diverse patient populations.