Duke TORCHE (Transdisciplinary Otolaryngology Research, Community Health and Equity Program) is a multifaceted research initiative focused on the interplay between social determinants of health and otolaryngological disease from both U.S-based and global perspectives. Our team focuses on investigating disparities in head and neck cancers, with an emphasis on equity-driven interventions, policy, and collaboration. 

• Erika Juhlin – Clinical Data Manager
• Rong Jiang, PhD - Assistant Professor in Head and Neck Surgery & Communication Sciences
• Eric Adjei Boakye, PhD, MA
• Joab Odera, PhD – Post-Doctoral Researcher
• Morgan Byrd, PhD, MPH – Post-Doctoral Associate
• Kalipa Gedion Kisuse, MD, MSc
• Dr. Melissa White, MD 
• Vince D’Anniballe – MD-PhD Student, Duke University
• May Gao – MD Student, Duke University
• Alexandra Hunter – MD Student, Duke University
• Adam Kaakati – MD Student, Duke University
• Trisha Kibugi – MS in Global Health Student, Duke University
• Caitlyn Martindale – MD Student, Eastern Virginia Medical School
• Tariq Omer – MD Student, Duke University
• Janel Ramkalawan – MD Student, Duke University
• Amna Rauf – MS in Global Health Student, Duke University
• Rebecca Zasloff, MPH – MD Student, Duke University
• Ariel Hekier, BA  
• Daniela Miro Rivera, BS
• Ryan Norris, BS
• Shelly Han – Undergraduate Student, Duke University
• Huda Haque – Undergraduate Student, Duke University
• Jiyu Hong – Undergraduate Student, Duke University
• Caroline Joo – Undergraduate Student, Duke University
• Ayan Jung – Undergraduate Student, Duke University
• Ayush Khanna – Undergraduate Student, Duke University and UNC Chapel Hill
• Dominic King – Undergraduate Student, Duke University
• Katelyn Pena – Undergraduate Student, Duke University
• Avari Wang – Undergraduate Student, Duke University