Groesbeck Parham

Groesbeck Parham is a High Senior Professor at Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science. His research focuses on oncology, public health, and global health, with specific interests in breast and cervical cancer care, gynecologic oncology, cancer disparities, and health policy. His latest work includes integrating HPV and HIV services into one-stop breast cancer early detection clinics in Zambia, evaluating the WHO Global Breast Cancer Initiative’s key performance indicators in Sub-Saharan Africa, and assessing an artificial intelligence-based tool for cervical precancer screening across five African countries. He has also published on survival deficits in young women with breast cancer in sub-Saharan Africa, economic evaluations of thermal ablation for cervical cancer, and vaginal microbiome composition in women with HIV. His research emphasizes multidisciplinary patient navigation and health policy interventions to reduce cancer disparities in resource-limited settings.