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Our Team
Tracy E. Crane, PhD, RDN
Associate Professor, Medical Oncology
Co-Lead, Cancer Control Research Program
Director, Digital Health and Lifestyle Medicine
tecrane@miami.edu
(305) 243-8255
Dr. Crane is an Associate Professor of Medical Oncology at the Miller School of Medicine. As the Director of Lifestyle Medicine and Digital Health at the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, she is committed to building an evidence-based foundation for mobile health interventions to reach the greatest number of cancer survivors.
Co-Lead, Cancer Control Research Program
Director, Digital Health and Lifestyle Medicine
tecrane@miami.edu
(305) 243-8255
Dr. Crane is an Associate Professor of Medical Oncology at the Miller School of Medicine. As the Director of Lifestyle Medicine and Digital Health at the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, she is committed to building an evidence-based foundation for mobile health interventions to reach the greatest number of cancer survivors.
Grey Freylersythe, NBC-HWC
Senior Manager, Research Support
CRANE Lab
g.freylersythe@miami.edu
(305) 243-9832
Grey is the Senior Manager in Research Support for Dr. Crane’s research lab. Grey is a board-certified health and wellness coach with eight years of experience in lifestyle and behavioral research.
CRANE Lab
g.freylersythe@miami.edu
(305) 243-9832
Grey is the Senior Manager in Research Support for Dr. Crane’s research lab. Grey is a board-certified health and wellness coach with eight years of experience in lifestyle and behavioral research.
Aylin Espinosa
Manager, Administrative Operations
CRANE Lab
abarrios6@miami.edu
(305) 243-5013
Aylin is Dr. Crane's executive assistant with a love for all things creative and cooking. Aylin is an professional entrepreneur with a degree in Health Information Technology from DeVry University's College of Health Sciences & Applied Sciences.
CRANE Lab
abarrios6@miami.edu
(305) 243-5013
Aylin is Dr. Crane's executive assistant with a love for all things creative and cooking. Aylin is an professional entrepreneur with a degree in Health Information Technology from DeVry University's College of Health Sciences & Applied Sciences.
Paola Rossi, MD
Lifestyle Medicine Clinical Program Director
pxr495@miami.edu
Paola is the Lifestyle Medicine Clinical Program Director for Dr. Crane’s research lab, as well as an exercise physiologist and family and palliative care physician. She is spearheading the development of programs to meet the needs of cancer patients at Sylvester Cancer Center and the broader community.
pxr495@miami.edu
Paola is the Lifestyle Medicine Clinical Program Director for Dr. Crane’s research lab, as well as an exercise physiologist and family and palliative care physician. She is spearheading the development of programs to meet the needs of cancer patients at Sylvester Cancer Center and the broader community.
Melissa Lopez-Pentecost, PhD, RDN
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
Cancer Control Training in Disparities and Equity Program (C-TIDE)
mlopez-pentecost@miami.edu
Melissa is a Registered Dietitian and Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. She received her Ph.D. in Clinical Translational Sciences at the University of Arizona.
Cancer Control Training in Disparities and Equity Program (C-TIDE)
mlopez-pentecost@miami.edu
Melissa is a Registered Dietitian and Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. She received her Ph.D. in Clinical Translational Sciences at the University of Arizona.
Loren Yavelberg, PhD, CEP
Post-Doctoral Associate
l.yavelberg@med.miami.edu
Dr. Loren Yavelberg is a graduate of the Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Science at York University. He completed his PhD on the effects of intermittent fasting and exercise.
Dr. Loren Yavelberg's master's research work revolved around wearable technology during varying intensities and modalities of physical activity, and artificial pancreas investigations for individuals with Type 1 Diabetes.
Dr. Yavelberg has had the opportunity to work with a range of persons across the health continuum, including elite and professional athletes, as well as individuals with chronic disease. In addition to his role in searching for ground-breaking weight loss techniques, Dr. Yavelberg has been extensively involved in a number of research projects such as the development of a National Fitness Standard for Canadian Wildland Firefighters and Police Officers, as well as, The Pre-diabetes Physical Activity Intervention Project.
l.yavelberg@med.miami.edu
Dr. Loren Yavelberg is a graduate of the Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Science at York University. He completed his PhD on the effects of intermittent fasting and exercise.
Dr. Loren Yavelberg's master's research work revolved around wearable technology during varying intensities and modalities of physical activity, and artificial pancreas investigations for individuals with Type 1 Diabetes.
Dr. Yavelberg has had the opportunity to work with a range of persons across the health continuum, including elite and professional athletes, as well as individuals with chronic disease. In addition to his role in searching for ground-breaking weight loss techniques, Dr. Yavelberg has been extensively involved in a number of research projects such as the development of a National Fitness Standard for Canadian Wildland Firefighters and Police Officers, as well as, The Pre-diabetes Physical Activity Intervention Project.
Harleen Kaur, PhD
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Cancer Control Training in Disparities and Equity Program (C-TIDE)
hxk629@med.miami.edu
Your brief, informal third-person bio – Harleen is a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. Her dissertation training encompassed the implementation of both digital and community-based diet and physical activity interventions tailored for cancer survivors. The focus of her dissertation was to elucidate the operative mediators of web-based interventions for cancer survivors, to advance the understanding and efficacy of lifestyle interventions to enhance dietary and physical activity behaviors. As a researcher, her ultimate aspiration is to improve the quality of life for cancer survivors through the provision of personalized diet and physical activity interventions across the cancer continuum.
hxk629@med.miami.edu
Your brief, informal third-person bio – Harleen is a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. Her dissertation training encompassed the implementation of both digital and community-based diet and physical activity interventions tailored for cancer survivors. The focus of her dissertation was to elucidate the operative mediators of web-based interventions for cancer survivors, to advance the understanding and efficacy of lifestyle interventions to enhance dietary and physical activity behaviors. As a researcher, her ultimate aspiration is to improve the quality of life for cancer survivors through the provision of personalized diet and physical activity interventions across the cancer continuum.
Mary Martos, MD, MPH
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
mpm153@med.miami.edu
Mary is a general surgery resident and Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. A NIH T32 Training Grant recipient, she is focusing her research on the intersection of cancer outcomes and social determinants of health.
mpm153@med.miami.edu
Mary is a general surgery resident and Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. A NIH T32 Training Grant recipient, she is focusing her research on the intersection of cancer outcomes and social determinants of health.
Ross Johnston, BSc
Senior Software Developer
rxj574@miami.edu
I'm Ross Johnston, a full-stack software developer with a BSc in Computer Science and a minor in Software Engineering from Western University, Ontario Canada. My career has taken me through diverse industries, including financial services, food and beverage (Restaurant Brands International - Burger King & Tim Hortons), and gaming (Ubisoft). I have built and optimized high-traffic web and mobile applications used by millions, ensuring top-notch performance, stability, and user experience. Outside of coding, I'm passionate about playing guitar and running, drawing on my background as a varsity sprint hurdler.
rxj574@miami.edu
I'm Ross Johnston, a full-stack software developer with a BSc in Computer Science and a minor in Software Engineering from Western University, Ontario Canada. My career has taken me through diverse industries, including financial services, food and beverage (Restaurant Brands International - Burger King & Tim Hortons), and gaming (Ubisoft). I have built and optimized high-traffic web and mobile applications used by millions, ensuring top-notch performance, stability, and user experience. Outside of coding, I'm passionate about playing guitar and running, drawing on my background as a varsity sprint hurdler.
Stefan Spee Erlandsen, MSEd
Exercise Physiologist, CRANE Lab
sns180@miami.edu
Stefan is a graduate kinesiology intern at CRANE lab. He is a M.S.Ed Applied Physiology major at the University of Miami. Stefan studied Kinesiology from Universidad Mayor in Santiago de Chile, and has over 8 years of experience in sports medicine and kinesiology.
sns180@miami.edu
Stefan is a graduate kinesiology intern at CRANE lab. He is a M.S.Ed Applied Physiology major at the University of Miami. Stefan studied Kinesiology from Universidad Mayor in Santiago de Chile, and has over 8 years of experience in sports medicine and kinesiology.
Victoria Camacho, MS, RDN, LDN
Registered Dietitian, CRANE Lab
vcc27@miami.edu
Hello, I'm Victoria Camacho, a Registered Dietitian originally from Venezuela, holding both a bachelor's and master's degree in nutrition and Dietetics from Florida International University. Over the past three years, I've immersed myself in research across various nutrition topics, working with diverse populations. I find great joy in educating patients and assisting them in achieving their health goals. My long-term vision involves contributing to the continuous growth of the nutrition field, fueled by a genuine passion for expanding awareness and promoting overall well-being. Outside of my professional life, I enjoy film photography, collecting vinyl records, and staying active through regular workouts
vcc27@miami.edu
Hello, I'm Victoria Camacho, a Registered Dietitian originally from Venezuela, holding both a bachelor's and master's degree in nutrition and Dietetics from Florida International University. Over the past three years, I've immersed myself in research across various nutrition topics, working with diverse populations. I find great joy in educating patients and assisting them in achieving their health goals. My long-term vision involves contributing to the continuous growth of the nutrition field, fueled by a genuine passion for expanding awareness and promoting overall well-being. Outside of my professional life, I enjoy film photography, collecting vinyl records, and staying active through regular workouts
Deborah Fortino, MS, ACSM-CPT, ACE
CRANE Lab Health Coach
dnf9@med.miami.edu
dnf9@med.miami.edu
Bryan Mejia, MS
CRANE Lab Health Coach
bxm971@miami.edu
Bryan Mejia, a Miami native with Honduran roots, earned his master’s degree in sport & exercise psychology from Minnesota State University, Mankato. During his adolescent years, he engaged in various sports, including football, basketball, track, and soccer. As an NCAA football and track & field athlete at Central College in Pella, Iowa, he not only excelled in sports but also delved into psychological research projects, presenting his findings at two research conferences hosted by the Midwestern Psychological Association.
Driven by a passion for psychological research and a desire to help others lead fulfilling lives, Bryan pursued a career in sport & exercise psychology. After graduating from his master’s program, he became a high school instructor at Miami SLAM Charter High School, teaching AP and dual enrollment psychology courses. Bryan also created the school’s first sport & exercise psychology elective class and collaborated with SLAM athletic teams to provide sport psychology workshops. After three years of teaching and coaching, Bryan transitioned into higher education as an academic advisor for the Miami Herbert Business School.
His research interests include human flourishing, positive psychology, and the psychological factors affecting happiness and motivation. Bryan is also an advocate for an active lifestyle, enjoying hobbies such as cycling, weightlifting, hiking, exploring museums and parks, and traveling. In his spare time, he works on his antique car project—a 1981 Chevrolet El Camino.
In addition to his professional commitments, Bryan serves as a freelance sport psychology practitioner. Through collaborations with local and national athletes, teams, and universities, he designs and implements tailored psychological skills programs, utilizing both in-person and remote platforms to maximize accessibility and impact."
bxm971@miami.edu
Bryan Mejia, a Miami native with Honduran roots, earned his master’s degree in sport & exercise psychology from Minnesota State University, Mankato. During his adolescent years, he engaged in various sports, including football, basketball, track, and soccer. As an NCAA football and track & field athlete at Central College in Pella, Iowa, he not only excelled in sports but also delved into psychological research projects, presenting his findings at two research conferences hosted by the Midwestern Psychological Association.
Driven by a passion for psychological research and a desire to help others lead fulfilling lives, Bryan pursued a career in sport & exercise psychology. After graduating from his master’s program, he became a high school instructor at Miami SLAM Charter High School, teaching AP and dual enrollment psychology courses. Bryan also created the school’s first sport & exercise psychology elective class and collaborated with SLAM athletic teams to provide sport psychology workshops. After three years of teaching and coaching, Bryan transitioned into higher education as an academic advisor for the Miami Herbert Business School.
His research interests include human flourishing, positive psychology, and the psychological factors affecting happiness and motivation. Bryan is also an advocate for an active lifestyle, enjoying hobbies such as cycling, weightlifting, hiking, exploring museums and parks, and traveling. In his spare time, he works on his antique car project—a 1981 Chevrolet El Camino.
In addition to his professional commitments, Bryan serves as a freelance sport psychology practitioner. Through collaborations with local and national athletes, teams, and universities, he designs and implements tailored psychological skills programs, utilizing both in-person and remote platforms to maximize accessibility and impact."
Richard Ramos, MPH
Clinical Research Coordinator
r.ramos94@miami.edu
Richard is a Miami-born public health professional. He earned his BA in Biology and MPH degrees at the University of Miami. He began with the CRANE Lab as a Communications Intern. Since graduation, he has taken on the role of fulltime Clinical Research Coordinator to support the LIFE-L and now also FastER studies.
r.ramos94@miami.edu
Richard is a Miami-born public health professional. He earned his BA in Biology and MPH degrees at the University of Miami. He began with the CRANE Lab as a Communications Intern. Since graduation, he has taken on the role of fulltime Clinical Research Coordinator to support the LIFE-L and now also FastER studies.
Alexandra Cruz, BS, BA
Clinical Research Coordinator
axc2609@med.miami.edu
Alexandra earned her BS in Biological Sciences and BA in Interdisciplinary Studies. She is currently working towards her MBA in Healthcare Management at Florida International University. She is passionate about preventative medicine and health equity amongst underserved populations. Her personal interests include traveling, learning new languages, sports, and weight training.
axc2609@med.miami.edu
Alexandra earned her BS in Biological Sciences and BA in Interdisciplinary Studies. She is currently working towards her MBA in Healthcare Management at Florida International University. She is passionate about preventative medicine and health equity amongst underserved populations. Her personal interests include traveling, learning new languages, sports, and weight training.
Rachel Kimble, MPH
Clinical Research Coordinator
rxk807@miami.edu
Rachel is a clinical research coordinator at the CRANE Lab with the LIFE-L study. She graduated with a Master in Public Health from the University of Miami in the spring of 2024 and transitioned from her role as a graduate research assistant into a fulltime position with the lab.
rxk807@miami.edu
Rachel is a clinical research coordinator at the CRANE Lab with the LIFE-L study. She graduated with a Master in Public Health from the University of Miami in the spring of 2024 and transitioned from her role as a graduate research assistant into a fulltime position with the lab.
Juan Joly Perez, MD, MPH
Clinical Research Coordinator
jdj88@miami.edu
Juan is a doctor of medicine (MD) from Colombia and graduated with a Master of Public Health from the University of Miami. He is clinical research coordinator with the Life-L study and is also a certified respiratory therapist (RRT) with clinical experience in trauma, cardiac, and respiratory intensive care unit.
jdj88@miami.edu
Juan is a doctor of medicine (MD) from Colombia and graduated with a Master of Public Health from the University of Miami. He is clinical research coordinator with the Life-L study and is also a certified respiratory therapist (RRT) with clinical experience in trauma, cardiac, and respiratory intensive care unit.
Nicole Saldarriaga Vargas, MPH
Clinical Research Coordinator
nxs1422@miami.edu
Nicole is a recent graduate student from the University of Miami in the Master of Public Health program, working toward a future career in health policy. She joined the CRANE Lab as a graduate research assistant, and has now transitioned into a fulltime employee for the lab to support the LIFE-L and OnPOINT studies. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, pilates, and attending concerts.
nxs1422@miami.edu
Nicole is a recent graduate student from the University of Miami in the Master of Public Health program, working toward a future career in health policy. She joined the CRANE Lab as a graduate research assistant, and has now transitioned into a fulltime employee for the lab to support the LIFE-L and OnPOINT studies. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, pilates, and attending concerts.
LaShae Rolle, MPH, CPH
Doctoral Research Fellow
Prevention Science and Community Health
ldr84@miami.edu
LaShae is a Caribbean-born certified public health professional. She earned her BSc in Chemistry, and MPH in Epidemiology and Global Health. She is currently working toward her Ph.D. in Prevention Science and Community Health.
Prevention Science and Community Health
ldr84@miami.edu
LaShae is a Caribbean-born certified public health professional. She earned her BSc in Chemistry, and MPH in Epidemiology and Global Health. She is currently working toward her Ph.D. in Prevention Science and Community Health.
Madalyn Wheeler, MSEd
Doctoral Research Fellow
Exercise Physiology
mxw1071@miami.edu
Madalyn has her B.S. in Biochemistry and Biology from Roanoke College. She recently graduated at the University of Miami with an M.S.Ed. in Applied Physiology and began working toward a Ph.D. in Exercise Physiology. Madalyn has been an active contributor for a number of programs, including Believe in You, You Got This, and the clinical trial OnPoint within the lab.
Exercise Physiology
mxw1071@miami.edu
Madalyn has her B.S. in Biochemistry and Biology from Roanoke College. She recently graduated at the University of Miami with an M.S.Ed. in Applied Physiology and began working toward a Ph.D. in Exercise Physiology. Madalyn has been an active contributor for a number of programs, including Believe in You, You Got This, and the clinical trial OnPoint within the lab.
Monica Gutierrez Paneque, BSEd
Doctoral Research Fellow in Counselling Psychology
monicagutierrez@miami.edu
Monica is a Doctoral Research Fellow in Counselling Psychology at the CRANE Lab, focusing mainly on the LIFE-L Study. Her area of interests include understanding the relationship between food, culture, and health disparities within underrepresented communities.
monicagutierrez@miami.edu
Monica is a Doctoral Research Fellow in Counselling Psychology at the CRANE Lab, focusing mainly on the LIFE-L Study. Her area of interests include understanding the relationship between food, culture, and health disparities within underrepresented communities.
Anna Hernandez, BS
Graduate Research Assistant
avh58@miami.edu
Anna is a first-year student in the Master of Public Health program at the University of Miami. She recently graduated with a bachelor’s in political science and public health from Florida State University. Her career goals consist of creating and furthering research in many areas of the public health world. A few of her favorite things to do include spending time with friends, playing with dogs, and painting. She is very passionate about health and nutrition, which is what piqued her interest in joining the CRANE Lab team. A fun fact about Anna is that she has been a vegetarian for over 7 years.
avh58@miami.edu
Anna is a first-year student in the Master of Public Health program at the University of Miami. She recently graduated with a bachelor’s in political science and public health from Florida State University. Her career goals consist of creating and furthering research in many areas of the public health world. A few of her favorite things to do include spending time with friends, playing with dogs, and painting. She is very passionate about health and nutrition, which is what piqued her interest in joining the CRANE Lab team. A fun fact about Anna is that she has been a vegetarian for over 7 years.
Elle Mezzio, MD/MPH Candidate
Graduate Research Assistant
emm310@miami.edu
Elle is a first year MD/MPH Candidate at Miller School of Medicine. She graduated in May 2025 from the University of Miami, majoring in biology and double minoring in biological physics and sports medicine. Through her time on the cross-country/track and field team, she was Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) President, made history in XC breaking into top 10 lists and placing the highest team finish at the ACC conference in 2022, and helped secure the 2024 NCAA DI Teamworks Community Service Challenge Championship. Elle joined the CRANE Lab in February 2023 as an undergraduate research intern. Elle's contribution to the lab includes working on the BWEL NLP Secondary Analysis, OnPOINT, the LIVES NLP Secondary Analysis, TEAL, and the SMS Project.
emm310@miami.edu
Elle is a first year MD/MPH Candidate at Miller School of Medicine. She graduated in May 2025 from the University of Miami, majoring in biology and double minoring in biological physics and sports medicine. Through her time on the cross-country/track and field team, she was Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) President, made history in XC breaking into top 10 lists and placing the highest team finish at the ACC conference in 2022, and helped secure the 2024 NCAA DI Teamworks Community Service Challenge Championship. Elle joined the CRANE Lab in February 2023 as an undergraduate research intern. Elle's contribution to the lab includes working on the BWEL NLP Secondary Analysis, OnPOINT, the LIVES NLP Secondary Analysis, TEAL, and the SMS Project.
Allie Andryski, MD Candidate
Graduate Research Assistant
ala186@miami.edu
Allie is a first-year medical student at Miller School of Medicine. She graduated Summa Cum Laude with a B.S. in Health Science and a minor in Public Health from the University of Miami in Spring 2024. Allie is a student in the Medical Scholars 7-year program at UM. Originally from Prior Lake Minnesota, she grew up as a competitive dancer, and she continued to dance at the collegiate level as a member of the Sunsations Dance Team at the University of Miami. As a member of the spirit squad, she danced at all home UM football and basketball games. This past year, she even got to travel to New York, North Carolina, and Washington D.C. to cheer on the Hurricanes at away games. The highlight of her collegiate experience was the Universal Dance Association college nationals in Orlando, FL, where her team competed against other collegiate dance teams. In her free time, she enjoys staying active, being near the ocean, and spending time with her friends and her beloved cat. As an undergraduate, she also contributed to research in UM's Department of Neurosurgery and was involved in club Kesem, where she was a volunteer camp counselor. While in medical school, she hopes to participate in various student organizations including Miller Run Club, First-Generation Medicine, and the Association of Women Surgeons. Allie also plans on exploring her interests in surgery, oncology, and pediatrics during her time at Miller School of Medicine.
ala186@miami.edu
Allie is a first-year medical student at Miller School of Medicine. She graduated Summa Cum Laude with a B.S. in Health Science and a minor in Public Health from the University of Miami in Spring 2024. Allie is a student in the Medical Scholars 7-year program at UM. Originally from Prior Lake Minnesota, she grew up as a competitive dancer, and she continued to dance at the collegiate level as a member of the Sunsations Dance Team at the University of Miami. As a member of the spirit squad, she danced at all home UM football and basketball games. This past year, she even got to travel to New York, North Carolina, and Washington D.C. to cheer on the Hurricanes at away games. The highlight of her collegiate experience was the Universal Dance Association college nationals in Orlando, FL, where her team competed against other collegiate dance teams. In her free time, she enjoys staying active, being near the ocean, and spending time with her friends and her beloved cat. As an undergraduate, she also contributed to research in UM's Department of Neurosurgery and was involved in club Kesem, where she was a volunteer camp counselor. While in medical school, she hopes to participate in various student organizations including Miller Run Club, First-Generation Medicine, and the Association of Women Surgeons. Allie also plans on exploring her interests in surgery, oncology, and pediatrics during her time at Miller School of Medicine.
Coral Levkovitz, MD/MBA Candidate
Graduate Research Assistant
corallevkovitz@med.miami.edu
Coral is a first year MD/MBA student at the University of Miami’s Miller School of Medicine. She attended UNC Chapel Hill for her undergraduate studies, where she balanced her academics with teaching group fitness classes to students, faculty, and eventually cancer survivors through a program she helped pilot.
Coral is a dedicated advocate for health and wellness, sharing her passion through diverse platforms. She regularly posts workouts and nutritional advice on her social media to inspire and educate her audience. Additionally, she delivers engaging lectures at local Miami-Dade high schools, teaching students about human anatomy and the impact of different lifestyles on the body.
While she is not studying, she is most likely training for the Miami Marathon with her friends, playing pickleball, or volunteering at clinics around Dade County. She is profoundly committed to medical education and envisions a career where she not only provides excellent medical care to her patients but also empowers others to prioritize their health and well-being. By combining patient care with teaching, she hopes to inspire individuals to understand the importance to taking care of themselves and to foster a broader appreciation for health and wellness
corallevkovitz@med.miami.edu
Coral is a first year MD/MBA student at the University of Miami’s Miller School of Medicine. She attended UNC Chapel Hill for her undergraduate studies, where she balanced her academics with teaching group fitness classes to students, faculty, and eventually cancer survivors through a program she helped pilot.
Coral is a dedicated advocate for health and wellness, sharing her passion through diverse platforms. She regularly posts workouts and nutritional advice on her social media to inspire and educate her audience. Additionally, she delivers engaging lectures at local Miami-Dade high schools, teaching students about human anatomy and the impact of different lifestyles on the body.
While she is not studying, she is most likely training for the Miami Marathon with her friends, playing pickleball, or volunteering at clinics around Dade County. She is profoundly committed to medical education and envisions a career where she not only provides excellent medical care to her patients but also empowers others to prioritize their health and well-being. By combining patient care with teaching, she hopes to inspire individuals to understand the importance to taking care of themselves and to foster a broader appreciation for health and wellness
Our Partners
We have the privilege of collaborating with a diverse team of healthcare professionals from Sylvester Cancer Center. Our collaborative efforts extend to physicians, dietitians, exercise physiologists, and many other experts in their respective fields. Their expertise and passion enable us to provide comprehensive and holistic care to cancer survivors, and we are honored to have them as part of our team.
Past Team Members
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