Dr. Justin Xavier Moore is an epidemiologist with three specific research interests, which include: 1) the intersection between social identity (race and/or sexual orientation and gender identity), place, and gene interactions on cancer health outcomes; 2) examining the association between cancer survivorship and risk of infection and sepsis; and 3) understanding the role of systemic discrimination on chronic physiologic stress and subsequent risks for cancer. Dr. Moore uses a variety of novel epidemiologic methods to examine how community and personal level factors are associated with cancer mortality and sepsis infection. Dr. Moore is skilled in epidemiologic study design and methodology, survival analysis, mediation analysis, complex survey design and methods, geospatial information systems (GIS) analysis, GEE models, and much more.