BioPolicy connects cancer research to real-world policy — turning what I learn about tumor biology and drug discovery into concrete proposals that expand treatment access for low-income families across New York.
Cancer research moves fast. Access doesn't always follow. I research, write, and advocate at the intersection of tumor biology and health equity — because understanding the science is only half the job.
I study the biology behind cancer treatment and where the access gap actually opens up.
I turn research into concrete, actionable proposals for New York families.
I write and publish to build awareness of the gap between what science can do and who can afford it.
My research draws on real work in tumor biology — from studying how immune cells and microbial signals interact within breast tumors, to tracking how a lab discovery becomes (or fails to become) an affordable treatment. Every post connects that science directly to a policy question.
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BioPolicy is a growing, student-led effort — join me, follow my research, or just tell me where you've seen this gap yourself.
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