Guillermo Baudelio Gómez-Morales, Brenda Sofía Rosas-Torres, Williams Jesús Hernández-Jiménez, Estefanía Mattenberger-Cantú, Javier Vargas-Villarreal, Horacio Almanza-Reyes, Francisco González-Salazar
Prevalence of obesity, diabetes and hypertension in immigrant populations in northeastern Mexico
Frontiers in public health
diversifying future cancer research workforce requires students engage cancer research persist paths toward science technology engineering mathematics medicine stemm fields choose cancer research careers summer clinical oncology research experience score program memorial sloan kettering designed 2010 engage undergraduate u postbaccalaureate pb students diverse backgrounds cancer research 8week summer program pairing u pb student faculty mentor conduct cancer research report demographics career paths 20102019 score students 116 students 112 97 attended public universities 75 64 first 2 years college raceethnicity blackafrican american 20 17 hispaniclatinx 15 13 multiracial five 4 asian 40 34 whitecaucasian 36 31 total 112 97 identified female 47 41 firstgeneration college students 85 73 immigrant families 2021 114 98 persisted paths toward stemm careers 44 38 medical school ms students 14 12 residents two 2 practicing physicians 12 10 pursuing nonmd stemm advanced degrees 21 18 working nonmd stemm fields 17 15 applying ms 4 3 u science majors cancer research participation significantly increased 5 pre 84 postscore total 63116 54 students subsequently coauthored 152 peerreviewed publications including 105 69 oncology score engaged underrepresented u pb students cancer research 98 students persisted paths toward stemm careers longterm followup needed assess enduring engagement underrepresented students cancer research