Health Disparities and Cancer Survivorship

The National Cancer Institute (NCI) awarded $1,063,889 to 6 grantees for a one-year P30 administrative supplement to address minority and underserved cancer survivors in the community.

Objectives of the Project:

• Promote research in cancer survivorship among minorities and underserved populations who had returned to their communities after the completion of initial treatment, and/or the families of such patients.
  
  
• Strengthen linkages between researchers and community representatives
  
  
• Disseminate research findings to targeted community and members of the Cancer Center.

Grantees

Principal Investigator	Institution	Title	Cancer Site	Geographic Areas	Population
Martin Abeloff (PI) James Zabora (Project Leader)	Johns Hopkins Oncology Center	Program for Depression Among Minority Cancer Survivors	All Sites	Baltimore	African American
Oliver M. Colvin (PI) Francis Keefe (Project Leader)	Duke University Cancer Center	Partner-Assisted Coping Skills Training for Prostate Cancer Survivors	Prostate	Rural North Carolina	African American
John Crissman (PI) Diane Brown (Project Leader)	Wayne State University, Karmanos Cancer Institute	Breast Cancer Survivors & Community Support	Breast	Detroit	African American
Ronald Herberman (PI) Jan Jernigan (Project Leader)	University of Pittsburgh Cancer	Follow-Up Care in Breast Cancer Survivors	Breast	Western Pennsylvania	African American
John Mendelsohn (PI) Leslie Schover (Project Leader)	University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Center	Reproductive Health in African American Breast Cancer Survivors	Breast	Houston	African American
Stephen Prescott (PI) Susan Beck (Project Leader)	University of Utah, Huntsman Cancer Institute	Experiences of Rural & Urban Elderly Cancer Survivors	All Sites	Utah & Adjacent States	Rural/Urban