Kirsten Eom

Assistant Professor

University of Texas School of Public Health

United States

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Dr. Kirsten Eom is an Assistant Professor at UT Health School of Public Health in San Antonio, USA. Her research focuses on cancer care, specifically examining the effects of Medicaid expansion on treatment patterns and outcomes across various demographics. Recent publications highlight her work on access to colorectal cancer testing, disparities in treatment for bladder cancer, and the influence of neighborhood and racial factors on cancer incidence.

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Evan Cole

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University of Pittsburgh

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Weichuan Dong

Case Western Reserve University

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Lindsay Sabik

University of Pittsburgh

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Nirmali Sivapragasam

Queensland University of Technology

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Steffen Bayer

University of Southampton

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Association of Medicaid expansion with colon cancer care: treatment patterns and survival in non-metastatic cases from state registry-claims data

Integrated care among patients with kidney or urinary bladder cancer: An NCI patterns-of-care analysis

A Rising Tide Raises All Ships: Was the Effect of Medicaid Expansion on Cancer Outcomes Similar Across Subgroups of Patients With Cancer on Medicaid?

Enrollee characteristics and receipt of colorectal cancer testing in Pennsylvania after adoption of the Affordable Care Act Medicaid expansion.

Accounting for Medicaid expansion and regional policy and programs to advance equity in cancer prevention in the United States

Geographic Variation and Risk Factor Association of Early Versus Late Onset Colorectal Cancer

Neighborhood and racial influences on triple negative breast cancer: evidence from Northeast Ohio

Treatment disparities in muscle-invasive bladder cancer: Evidence from a large statewide cancer registry

Estimating costs and benefits of stroke management: A population-based simulation model

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Evan Cole

Weichuan Dong

Lindsay Sabik

Nirmali Sivapragasam

Steffen Bayer

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