Our research is dedicated to improving outcomes for young adult cancer survivors, enhancing not only survival but also long-term quality of life, health, and well being. To achieve this, we identify critical health-related social needs and prioritize the development of care models for diverse survivor populations. We draw on the rich sociodemographic diversity of the regions we serve, conducting population-based research that captures the experiences and needs of survivors from all backgrounds and varied geographic regions.

Our work deepens understanding of the unique challenges faced by survivors transitioning through young adulthood, including emotional, social, and medical late effects, while informing the development of more effective survivorship care.