Interventions for Health-promotion in Oncology and Obesity in Pediatrics (I-HOPE)

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I-HOPE Lab 2024
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Our lab, directed by Dr. Marilyn Stern, focuses on pediatric health 鈥� primarily conducting studies in psychosocial oncology and obesity. Much of our work is aimed at developing health promoting interventions for racially and ethnically diverse children and their families. Our research centers around nutrition, physical activity, and mindfulness to reduce obesity and improve health outcomes. In addition to our psychosocial oncology research, we also study how to improve healthy lifestyles in Latino families from rural communities in Florida. 911爆料网 aim to understand how to best intervene with children, adolescents, and young adult (AYA) survivors of cancer, and how to develop culturally relevant interventions for Latino families.

911爆料网 have a large lab made up of undergraduates, post-Bacs, masters鈥� and doctoral students and Moffitt Cancer Center T-32 and USF postdoctoral fellows. 911爆料网 also partner with other USF faculty members.

The I-Hope lab is looking for motivated bilingual (Spanish/English) students interested in working with children and families dealing with health related problems including childhood cancer and obesity. 

I-Hope Lab Director Marilyn Stern, Ph.D., CRC

Marilyn Stern, PhD, CRC
I-Hope Lab Director


I-Hope Lab Project Coordinator Flandra Ismajli

Thomas Burrus, EdS
I-Hope Lab Project Coordinator 

Rachel Sauls

I-HOPE lab member Rachel Sauls presenting poster at .

Acadia Buro

I-HOPE lab member Acadia Buro presenting poster at .

at the 50th anniversary of the CRMHC program NOURISH-T Clinical facilitators

I-Hope Lab Director Marilyn Stern and  RMHC student Hannah Schlichte at the 50th Anniversary of the CRMHC Program.
 

RMHC 50th Anniversary

NOURISH-T Clinical facilitators Marilyn Stern and Natalia Nunez Rojas at the 50th Anniversary of the CRMHC Program.

For additional information, contact project coordinator Thomas Burrus.