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Cheryl Knott

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University of Maryland, College Park

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School of Public Health

Department of Behavioral and Community Health

Cheryl Knott is currently serving as a Behavioral And Community Health Professor at University of Maryland, College Park.

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public health african american studies health policy african americans health psychology religious studies oncology religion health promotion mental health psychology of religion health communication sociology of religion community health cancer education cancer care health education cancer prevention national sample cancer disparities spirituality cancer screening religiosity psychosocial research colorectal cancer implementation science religious involvement cancer treatment african american churches well-being behavioral health behavioral medicine health disparities psychosocial factors social capital social support african american women applied social psychology women's studies health technology behavioral research preventive medicine american studies medical decision making social epidemiology cancer management african american men social science research later adulthood health behaviors emotional functioning depressive symptoms african american adults death studies scientific study of religion tobacco control cultural psychology social gerontology health literacy ehealth race relations positive psychology community psychology religious social support religion-health connection african american parents cancer survivors older adults narrative supportive care religious education subjective well-being social medicine patient experience vaccine development risk communication health equity health planning implementation research

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Abstract 809: Neighborhood Disadvantage and Prostate Tumor Aggressiveness Among African American and European American Men. Cancer research (2024)

Joseph BoyleJessica YauJimmie L. SladeDerrick A. ButtsJessica WimbushJong Y. ParkArif HussainEberechukwu OnukwughaCheryl L. KnottDavid C. WheelerKathryn Hughes Barry

public healthdisease progressionprostate tumor aggressivenesscancer researchneighborhood disadvantageurologyoncologyafrican american studiesprostate cancercancer disparities

Effects of Antioxidant Dietary Supplement Use Upon Response to Cancer Treatment: A Scoping Review of Available Evidence. Nutrition and Cancer (2024)

L. Susan WielandSydney ShadeIlana MoffetAmir AnsariAshkan EmadiCheryl L. KnottEmily F. GormanChristopher R. D’Adamo

antioxidantscancer treatmentavailable evidencenutritionhealth sciences

Identifying Variation in Physical Health Behaviors and Depressive Symptoms Among Religiosity Clusters of African American Adults in the United States. Journal of Religion and Health (2024)

Eddie M. ClarkLijing MaSteven E. RigdonBeverly R. WilliamsCrystal L. ParkDebarchana GhoshNathaniel WoodardCheryl L. Knott

health disparitiessocial epidemiologyphysical health behaviorsunited statessociology of religionpublic healthbehavioral healthpsychopathologyamerican studieshealth psychologyafrican american adultspsychiatryregional studiesdemographyafrican american studiespsychology of religionreligiositymental healthdepressiondepressive symptomscross-sectional studiesreligiosity clusters

Intersectionality and the Association Between State-Level Structural Racism, Binge Alcohol Consumption, and Smoking Status Among Black Americans. Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities (2024)

Nathaniel WoodardJames ButlerDebarchana GhoshKerry M GreenCheryl L Knott

public healthbinge alcohol consumptionhealth disparitiesintersectionalityracial discriminationdisparitiessociologyanti-racismhealth inequalitiestheoretical criminologysocial determinants of healthhealth inequitiesblack americansafrican american studiesstate-level structural racismracial prejudiceracial equity

Neighborhood Disadvantage and Prostate Tumor Aggressiveness Among African American and European American Men. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2024)

Joseph BoyleJessica YauJimmie L. SladeDerrick A. ButtsJessica WimbushJong Y. ParkArif HussainEberechukwu OnukwughaCheryl L. KnottDavid C. WheelerKathryn Hughes Barry

public healthprostate tumor aggressivenessneighborhood disadvantageepidemiologyafrican american studiesprostate cancercancer prevention

Neighborhood Disadvantage and Prostate Tumor Rna Expression of Stress-Related Genes. JAMA Network Open (2024)

Joseph BoyleJessica YauJimmie L. SladeDerrick A. ButtsYuji ZhangTeklu B. LegesseAshley CelliniKimberly ClarkJong Y. ParkJessica WimbushNicholas AmbulosJing YinArif HussainEberechukwu OnukwughaCheryl L. KnottDavid C. WheelerKathryn Hughes Barry

public healthstress-related genescancer geneticsnetwork analysiscancer researchneighborhood disadvantagegeneticsnetwork scienceprostate cancerhealth sciences

Supplemental Table 1 From the Association Between State-Level Structural Racism and Alcohol and Tobacco Use Behaviors Among a National Probability Sample of Black Americans. (2024)

Nathaniel WoodardJames ButlerDebarchana GhoshKerry M. GreenCheryl L. Knott

public healthblack americansracial discriminationnational probability sampleepidemiologysocial determinants of healthcontemporary racismafrican american studiesstate-level structural racismracial prejudicetobacco use behaviorstobacco use

Supplementary Figure S2 From Neighborhood Disadvantage and Prostate Tumor Aggressiveness Among African American and European American Men. (2024)

Joseph BoyleJessica YauJimmie L. SladeDerrick A. ButtsJessica WimbushJong Y. ParkArif HussainEberechukwu OnukwughaCheryl L. KnottDavid C. WheelerKathryn Hughes Barry

neighborhood disadvantageprostate tumor aggressivenessafrican american studieseuropean american men

Abstract Pr007: Neighborhood Socioeconomic Deprivation, Racial Segregation, and Prostate Tumor Rna Expression of Stress-Related Genes Among African American and European American Men. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2023)

Joseph BoyleJessica YauJimmie L. SladeDerrick ButtsYuji ZhangTeklu B. LegesseAshley CelliniKimberly ClarkJessica WimbushNicholas AmbulosJing YinArif HussainEberechukwu OnukwughaCheryl L. KnottDavid C. WheelerKathryn Hughes Barry

neighborhood socioeconomic deprivationstatus attainmenteuropean american menepidemiology of cancercancer riskprostate cancerpublic healthstress-related genescancer carecancer researchamerican studiesurologysocioeconomic statuspreventive medicinedemographyafrican american studiesracial segregationcancer preventioncancer disparitiesoncology

Community-Engaged Basic Science in an Nci-Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center: Antioxidants and Chemotherapeutic Efficacy. Cancer Causes & Control (2023)

Dominique BollinoNathaniel WoodardKayla M. TigheXinrong MaAndrea CasildoChristopher R. D’AdamoAshkan EmadiCheryl L. Knott

public healthcommunity healthcancer carecancer managementradiation oncologycancer researchantioxidantschemotherapeutic efficacyoncologycommunity-engaged researchcommunity-engaged basic sciencehealth sciences

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Cheryl Knott

Professor

University of Maryland, College Park

Affiliations

School of Public Health

Department of Behavioral and Community Health

Cheryl Knott is currently serving as a Behavioral And Community Health Professor at University of Maryland, College Park.

Honors

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Cheryl Knott

University of Maryland, College Park

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abstract 809: Neighborhood Disadvantage and Prostate Tumor Aggressiveness Among African American and European American Men. Cancer research (2024)

Joseph BoyleJessica YauJimmie L. SladeDerrick A. ButtsJessica WimbushJong Y. ParkArif HussainEberechukwu OnukwughaCheryl L. KnottDavid C. WheelerKathryn Hughes Barry

public healthdisease progressionprostate tumor aggressivenesscancer researchneighborhood disadvantageurologyoncologyafrican american studiesprostate cancercancer disparities

Effects of Antioxidant Dietary Supplement Use Upon Response to Cancer Treatment: A Scoping Review of Available Evidence. Nutrition and Cancer (2024)

L. Susan WielandSydney ShadeIlana MoffetAmir AnsariAshkan EmadiCheryl L. KnottEmily F. GormanChristopher R. D’Adamo

antioxidantscancer treatmentavailable evidencenutritionhealth sciences

Identifying Variation in Physical Health Behaviors and Depressive Symptoms Among Religiosity Clusters of African American Adults in the United States. Journal of Religion and Health (2024)

Eddie M. ClarkLijing MaSteven E. RigdonBeverly R. WilliamsCrystal L. ParkDebarchana GhoshNathaniel WoodardCheryl L. Knott

Nathaniel WoodardJames ButlerDebarchana GhoshKerry M GreenCheryl L Knott

Neighborhood Disadvantage and Prostate Tumor Aggressiveness Among African American and European American Men. Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention (2024)

Joseph BoyleJessica YauJimmie L. SladeDerrick A. ButtsJessica WimbushJong Y. ParkArif HussainEberechukwu OnukwughaCheryl L. KnottDavid C. WheelerKathryn Hughes Barry

public healthprostate tumor aggressivenessneighborhood disadvantageepidemiologyafrican american studiesprostate cancercancer prevention

Neighborhood Disadvantage and Prostate Tumor Rna Expression of Stress-Related Genes. JAMA Network Open (2024)

public healthstress-related genescancer geneticsnetwork analysiscancer researchneighborhood disadvantagegeneticsnetwork scienceprostate cancerhealth sciences

Supplemental Table 1 From the Association Between State-Level Structural Racism and Alcohol and Tobacco Use Behaviors Among a National Probability Sample of Black Americans. (2024)

Nathaniel WoodardJames ButlerDebarchana GhoshKerry M. GreenCheryl L. Knott

Supplementary Figure S2 From Neighborhood Disadvantage and Prostate Tumor Aggressiveness Among African American and European American Men. (2024)

Joseph BoyleJessica YauJimmie L. SladeDerrick A. ButtsJessica WimbushJong Y. ParkArif HussainEberechukwu OnukwughaCheryl L. KnottDavid C. WheelerKathryn Hughes Barry

neighborhood disadvantageprostate tumor aggressivenessafrican american studieseuropean american men

Community-Engaged Basic Science in an Nci-Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center: Antioxidants and Chemotherapeutic Efficacy. Cancer Causes & Control (2023)

Dominique BollinoNathaniel WoodardKayla M. TigheXinrong MaAndrea CasildoChristopher R. D’AdamoAshkan EmadiCheryl L. Knott

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