Stacey L. Tannenbaum, PhD, RD, LD/N

Assistant Scientist
University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center
1120 NW 14 Street
Miami, FL
USA 33136

Biographical Sketch: Stacey Tannenbaum earned her Ph.D. in Nutrition and Dietetics from Florida International University. Dr. Tannenbaum has been a registered dietitian for 28 years and currently works as an Assistant Scientist at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center and with the Miami Occupational Research Group investigating issues of chronic disease and mortality in the population and among U.S. workers. Her area of expertise is nutrition and cancer in the population.

Papers:
2026.0 State variations in physical activity compliance among cancer survivors 2026.0 Are outcomes worse in low volume and non-teaching hospitals for female breast cancer patients? 3087.0 Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine uptake: Does HPV vaccine legislation work? 3106.0 Insurance status and survival among female breast cancer patients in Florida 3235.0 Differences in survival among rural and urban lung cancer patients in Florida, 1996-2007 3281.0 Are treatment disparities the missing link between institution volume, hospital teaching status and survival for women with breast cancer? 3282.0 Impact of visual function changes on mortality through changes in activities of daily living (ADL) and instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) among aging adults 3333.0 Handling missing values in population-based cancer registries: Application to female breast cancer with missing hormonal status 4151.0 Cost assessment of diabetic retinopathy screening in a community setting 4160.0 Association of smoking intensity with survival in patients with breast cancer 4263.0 Smoking prevalence among childhood cancer survivors by region: A call for action 4264.0 Smoking prevalence among cancer survivors by state: A population based estimate 4355.0 Female breast cancer disparities in stage at diagnosis by race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status 4389.0 Examining geospatial clustering of late stage colorectal cancer 4426.0 Small cell lung cancer survival disparities by socioeconomic status 5140.0 Insurance status and survival among lung cancer patients in Florida 5142.0 Older worker nutrient intake and recommendation compliance