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Research Assistant Professor
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Biography
Dr. Akina Natori earned her medical degree from Nagoya University and completed her residency and oncology fellowship at St. Luke’s International Hospital in Japan, followed by a clinical and research fellowship at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre in Toronto, Canada. She is a cancer survivorship researcher whose work aims to improve long-term health outcomes and quality of life among individuals recovering from cancer. Her research integrates patient-reported outcomes, clinical and demographic data, and advanced analytic methods to identify factors that influence survivorship and to inform personalized, data-driven care strategies.
A central focus of Dr. Natori’s work involves leveraging patient-reported outcomes to better understand the symptom burden, functional recovery, and psychosocial well-being of cancer survivors. She uses large, real-world datasets to examine how changes in patient-reported outcomes over time can predict clinical outcomes and guide timely interventions. By combining patient-centered data with clinical information, her research provides critical insights into the lived experiences of survivors and highlights opportunities to enhance survivorship care delivery. -
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