Maryam B. Lustberg

Dr. Lustberg's research centers on breast cancer, with particular attention to survivorship issues such as treatment side effects (like hot flashes and cognitive impairment), disparities in outcomes among racial and ethnic groups, and the genomic and immune characteristics of tumors including metastatic and lobular breast cancers. Her work also spans clinical trial design, precision oncology testing, and using machine learning/natural language processing tools to improve cancer care and predict patient outcomes. This research would suit students interested in clinical and translational oncology, cancer health equity, or computational approaches to cancer care.

Publication output has grown substantially over the last decade, rising from 16 papers in 2017 to over 130 in 2025, indicating an actively expanding and highly productive research program.

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