Erin Linnenbringer, PhD
Addressing Rural Cancer Health Disparities: SCC-SIUSM Partnership
Faculty involved: Graham Colditz, Aimee James, Erin Linnenbringer, Mary Politi, Siobhan Sutcliffe
The partnership between The Southern Illinois University School of Medicine and Siteman Cancer Center investigates rural cancer disparities and ways to help educate, train, and implement effective strategies to reduce the disparities seen in rural communities.
Health Literacy in the Context of Kidney Cancer & Smoking
Faculty involved: Erin Linnenbringer
This pilot project examined health literacy in the context of kidney cancer and smoking among rural populations in southern and central Illinois.
Integration of Genomic & Social Science in Breast Cancer Disparities Research
Faculty involved: Erin Linnenbringer
This four-year project examines existing data to investigate potential interplay among state-level inequalities (defined by race and/or gender), individual-level health behaviors, and genomic markers associated with estrogen receptor negative (ER-) breast cancer.
Mixed Methods Analysis of Interdistrict School Transfer Program
Faculty involved: Erin Linnenbringer
This one-year pilot study explores potential health impacts – both positive and negative – among children currently participating in the St. Louis’ Voluntary Interdistrict Choice Corporation school transfer program.