In anticipation of the school's Research Weeks showcase on April 3, we’re highlighting the innovative nurse scientists who are driving transformative change in health care through their groundbreaking research.

Meet Lathika Mohanraj, Ph.D., RN, BMTCN, a nurse researcher and assistant professor who blends her doctoral training in biochemistry and molecular biology with her clinical expertise in nursing to advance blood cancer research. Her work focuses on understanding the effects of cancer treatments, identifying biomarkers that could improve the detection and monitoring of patients at risk for complications after treatment.

Mohanraj aims to bridge the gap between research and clinical practice by developing better methods for identifying and managing risks in blood cancer survivors. Her work has the potential to transform post-treatment care, offering personalized interventions that could significantly improve survival rates and quality of life. Learn more about Mohanraj's transformative research and how it’s shaping the future of cancer survivorship care.