Cuthbert Lab

📣 We are recruiting participants for our study! We hope to influence the design and implementation of more effective strategies to improve communication between physicians and patient during treatment decision-making.

🧠 We want to understand how patient and physician factors - such as personal experiences and beliefs - affect the way they make treatment decision together, and how these decisions impact patient’s health.

📨 If you would like more information about the study or are interested in participating, please contact us!

📣 Are you a head and neck cancer survivor interested in getting involved in research to help inform healthy policies and support the well-being of all cancer patients?

👤 Head and neck cancer treatment can come with burdens such as functional difficulties and social isolation, which negatively impact patients’ confidence, social integration, and overall quality of life.

🔎 With this study, we hope to better understand the views of HNC survivors when it comes to difficulties, barriers, and factors involved on social isolation and loneliness during HNC treatment.

Happy Friday! Today, we’re launching a new social media campaign focused on sharing exciting survivorship research in more accessible ways!

To kick things off, we’re highlighting a paper by Soto-Perez-de-Celis et al. on loneliness in older adults with cancer.

Check out the overview here, or visit the link in our bio to read the full article.

📣 We are recruiting participants for our study! We hope to influence the design and implementation of more effective strategies to improve communication between physicians and patient during treatment decision-making.

🧠 We want to understand how patient and physician factors - such as personal experiences and beliefs - affect the way they make treatment decision together, and how these decisions impact patient’s health.

📨 If you would like more information about the study or are interested in participating, please contact us!

Happy Friday everyone! To end the week, enjoy these throwbacks of some of our team members as kids… Same people, significantly more responsibility!

Today is 2026!
This year, the World Health Organization highlights the theme “Together for health. Stand with science.” celebrating the power of scientific collaboration!

Oncology nurses are at the heart of cancer care.
This , we celebrate their impact and show that we are .

This year’s theme, Stronger Together: Advancing Oncology Nursing Through Collaboration and Innovation, highlights the power of connection in improving cancer care and outcomes!

Happy Friday everyone! To end this week, enjoy this photo of our team with gloves up for a cause that matters! 💙🥊