Susan R. Mallery

Susan R. Mallery's research focuses on oral cancer prevention, particularly examining how tobacco-derived carcinogens damage DNA in the mouth and how dietary compounds like black raspberries might counteract this damage in smokers. Her work combines laboratory biomarker studies (measuring DNA adducts and oxidative stress markers in cells and urine) with drug delivery approaches, such as nanoparticle-based and microencapsulation systems, aimed at preventing or treating oral squamous cell carcinoma. She also contributes to oral pathology case reports and dental education research.

Publication output was low and variable from 2017-2022 but rose sharply starting in 2023, likely reflecting a cluster of related papers and supplementary datasets from a single large study.

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