Understanding Prostate Cancer Disparities
One of CCSN's efforts, the Understanding Prostate Cancer Disparities initiative (UPCD) brings together multiple perspectives through our transdisciplinary approach to understand prostate cancer and generate research questions for future projects.
The UPCD team is working on dissemination of these findings while seeking funding to put these recommendations into action.
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Overview of Initiative:
We are creating a team of individuals from community and research disciplines to learn from each other about the reasons for and the potential solutions to prostate cancer disparities in Black men in Milwaukee through CCSN's transdisciplinary approach.
UPCD seeks to share and understand team members expertise, experience, and connections to create a comprehensive understanding of prostate cancer disparities in Black men in Milwaukee. This will help to inform and create an action plan to address prostate cancer’s unequal burden.
We are creating a team of individuals from community and research disciplines to learn from each other about the reasons for and the potential solutions to prostate cancer disparities in Black men in Milwaukee through CCSN's transdisciplinary approach.
UPCD seeks to share and understand team members expertise, experience, and connections to create a comprehensive understanding of prostate cancer disparities in Black men in Milwaukee. This will help to inform and create an action plan to address prostate cancer’s unequal burden.
Stages of the Project: Incubate, Innovate, Integrate
UPCD Leadership
Ambrose Wilson-Brown
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Leonard Wilson
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Melinda Stolley, PhD
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Transdisciplinary Team Members
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Deepak Kilari, MD
Associate Professor, Medical College of Wisconsin, Prostate Cancer Center of Excellency |
Dev Karan, PhD
Associate Professor Department of Pathology, Leader (Education and Training), Prostate Cancer Center of Excellence, MCW Cancer Center, Medical College of Wisconsin |
Additional Transdisciplinary Team Members:
- Al Flowers
- Chaplain Robert Allen
- Darryl Davidson
- Kenneth Jacobsohn, MD
- Kevin Izard, MD
- Kyle Ashley
- Quentin Lawrence