Aging
These faculty focus on healthy aging, long-term care, Medicare...
Professor & Associate Dean for Learning Systems & Student Affairs
Division of Epidemiology and Community Health
Cancer, aging, chronic diseases, environment & exposures, food & nutrition, molecular-epidemiology, biomarkers, heterocyclic amines, aspirin, prevention, etiology
Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Health care policy, access to care, disparities, Medicaid/CHIP, immigrant health, survey research, international health systems
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Associate Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Health services research, outcomes research, health behaviors in alternative health
Professor and James A. Hamilton Chair in Health Management
Division of Health Policy and Management
Aging, chronic diseases, management & economics, competitive health care markers, health insurance, evidence based treatment processes in health care, employer strategies for purchasing health care, public reporting, financial incentives
Professor
Division of Environmental Health Sciences
Screening, statistical and epidemiological methods, colorectal cancer, biomarkers, cardiac rhythm disease, chemo-prevention, Parkinson's disease, air quality, aging, chronic diseases, environment & exposures, food & nutrition, genetics, injuries, methods, and mother & children
Professor
Division of Biostatistics
Aging, chronic diseases, equity, mental health, methods, medical imaging, neuroscience, neurology, endocrinology, psychiatry, statistics education, clinical trials, clinical research
Assistant Professor
Division of Biostatistics
Aging, genetics, mental health, methods, neuroimaging, EEG, fMRI, time series, sleep, Bayesian methods
Assistant Professor
School of Public Health
Health services administration, clinic management, rural & Indian health policy and legislation, public health, gerontology, cultural mindfulness, health and wellness education research, behavioral health, community assessment, evaluation, exercise physiology, health education, memory loss and older adults, physical rehabilitative therapy, service learning administration, senior corps administration, and therapeutic recreation.
Professor Robert L. Kane Endowed Chair in Long-Term Care and Aging
School of Public Health
Leon S. Robertson Professor in Injury Prevention, Mayo Professor of Public Health,
Division of Environmental Health Sciences
Aging, environment and exposures, injuries, methods, occupational injury epidemiology, epidemiology, sports, brain/concussion injuries, agricultural health and safety, violence
Associate Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Aging, chronic diseases, innovation, telehealth, environmental design, organizational performance, leadership, culture change, dementia care, fall risk mitigation
Assistant Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Aging, chronic diseases, post-acute care, Medicare, health insurance, consumer directed health plans, diabetes, health economics, health care provider organization and payment
Mayo Professor of Public Health
Division of Epidemiology and Community Health
Aging, chronic disease, environment & exposures, equity, food & nutrition, genetics, infectious disease, injuries, methods, chronic disease epidemiology, biostatistics, nutrition, physical activity, smoking, biomarkers, subclinical disease
Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Aging, chronic diseases, disability, quality of life, quality of care, Alzheimer's disease, housing and health, transitions and continuity, qualitative research, long-term care (LTS) or long-term services and supports (LTSS)
Associate Professor
Division of Epidemiology and Community Health
Stroke, primary prevention, secondary prevention, chronic disease, mobile health technology
Associate Professor
Division of Epidemiology and Community Health
Aging, chronic diseases, environment & exposures, cancer, prevention, epidemiology, screening, melanoma, UV protection, quality of life, cancer survivorship
Professor
Division of Epidemiology and Community Health
Aging, chronic diseases, cardiovascular disease, youth
Associate Professor
Division of Epidemiology and Community Health
Aging, chronic diseases, equity, food & nutrition, cardiovascular disease, sleep
Assistant Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Health economics, health policy, quasi-experimental methods, public insurance programs, physician behavior, payment and delivery system reform
Professor
Division of Epidemiology and Community Health
Aging, chronic diseases, genetics, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, biomarkers, epigenetics
Assistant Professor
Division of Epidemiology and Community Health
Aging, chronic diseases, genetics, cancer, inflammation, immune response, gastrointestinal tract, microbiome, biomarkers, pancreas, risk factors
Professor
Division of Epidemiology and Community Health
Aging, chronic diseases, infectious disease, mental health, HIV/AIDS prevention, sexual health, prostate cancer, LGBT health, sexual functioning, online interventions, e-public health
Professor
Division of Epidemiology and Community Health
Chronic diseases, methods, cardiovascular disease, subclinical disease, cohort, observational studies, menopause, anthrozoology, brain
Associate Professor
Division of Health Policy and Management
Aging, equity, methods, quality of life, long-term care, racial disparities ,life course, cumulative inequality, access to care, racial discrimination
Associate Professor
Division of Epidemiology and Community Health
Aging, nutrition epidemiology, cardiovascular disease epidemiology, diet assessment, diet patterns, nutrition in older adults, dietary intake and health, fatty acids & CVD.
Associate Professor
Division of Environmental Health Sciences
Aging, chronic diseases, environment & exposures, genetics, mother & children, tobacco, biomarkers, DNA adducts, analytical biochemistry, mass-spectrometry, cancer, inflammation, regulatory science
Professor & Senior Associate Dean of Academic Affairs & Research
Division of Health Policy and Management
Aging, chronic disease, equity, management & economics, methods, medicare, cancer, health care outcomes, access to care