Efthymios Papadopoulos, PhD

Efthymios Papadopoulos, PhD

Assistant Professor

My laboratory aims to understand the downstream effects of age-and cancer-associated skeletal muscle impairments on health outcomes. I amparticularly interested in age-related syndromes, such as sarcopenia andfrailty, and their prognostic value for adverse outcomes in older adults,particularly after a cancer diagnosis and during treatment. My research alsoaims to identify feasible and effective multimodal (e.g., exercise and diet)strategies to mitigate or reverse the loss of muscle mass and function in olderadults with or without cancer. Additional research interests in my laboratoryinclude prehabilitation prior to cancer surgery and lifestyle interventions(e.g., exercise and diet) to improve clinical outcomes during and after cancertreatment.

LCRC Faculty

Ambuga Badari, MD
Translational Oncology
Ochsner Health
Van Barnes, PhD
Cancer Biology
Tulane University School of Medicine
Collette Baudoin, PhD
Population Sciences
LSU Health - New Orleans
Victoria P. Belancio PhD
Genes X Environment
Tulane University School of Medicine
Jorge A. Belgodere ,PhD
Population Sciences
Tulane University School of Medicine
Earl "Nupsius" Benjamin-Robinson DrHSc CPH
Population Sciences
Louisiana Cancer Research Center
Hector Biliran PhD
Cancer Biology
Xavier University
Tom Bishop PhD
Genes X Environment
Louisiana Tech University
David Blask MD PhD
Cancer Biology
Tulane University School of Medicine