• Georgetown University School of Medicine, Washington, DC  •   MD 1982
• Surgical Residency, Washington Hospital Center  •   1982-1987
• Fellowship, University of Connecticut Hartford Hospital  •   1987-1988
• Masters of Business Administration, University of Connecticut  •   1994-1996

• Dr. Gabram's current research focuses on disparities of care for breast cancer patients. She serves as the medical director for the AVON community outreach and navigation program as well as the Co-PI on the AVON Foundation grant responsible for clinical access to quality care for breast cancer patients in the Grady Health System. She has an interest in patients at risk for breast cancer and as a PI is submitting an NIH R25 cancer education grant that will randomize primary care physicians to receive two types of training that involves identifying and treating patients at risk for breast cancer. This research builds on pilot data that she collected at Loyola from a study funded by the Illinois Department of Public Health, Penny Severns Research Fund. From a predictive health perspective, she has formed a collaboration with Dr. Charlene Bayer at the Georgia Technology Research Institute and is involved as a Co-PI on a study that is examining breath biomarkers in exhaled specimens as a potential tool for breast cancer disease detection and monitoring.

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