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Howard P. Greenwald is a medical sociologist and social epidemiologist with expertise in survival studies and health services research, focusing on evaluating outcomes from social interventions. He teaches both undergraduate and graduate-level courses in research methods, public policy, public health, program evaluation, and the organization and delivery of health services. His research addresses socioeconomic and racial/ethnic disparities in long-term cancer survival and the physical and emotional functioning of long-term cancer survivors, including studies on work disability and sexual function in older adults and cervical cancer survivors. Greenwald's research program evaluation emphasizes interventions aimed at promoting health and preventing disease through improved nutrition and community empowerment, with a particular focus on the Latino community in California. He has significant experience managing research projects and academic programs, including visioning, planning, and fiscal management, while also leading and coordinating interdisciplinary teams in writing scientific publications.
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