Elane M. Gutterman

Elane M. Gutterman, PhD, is an Associate Scholar and Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Rutgers Global Health Institute, Rutgers the State University of New Jersey. Her work is centered on improving health outcomes and healthcare delivery, particularly in the field of oncology across sub-Saharan Africa, with active projects in Rwanda, Uganda, and Botswana.

Her research interests include:

• Global oncology and cancer care expansion in low-resource settings
• Epidemiology of receptor-defined breast cancer
• Health outcomes assessment
• Quality assurance in healthcare systems
• Retrospective and prospective health data analysis

Dr. Gutterman's recent publications highlight her focus on synthesizing evidence to guide cancer policy and clinical practice in underserved regions. Her 2021 study on breast cancer subtypes in East Africa has provided critical insights for treatment planning. Earlier work assessed infectious disease burden in Hungary, demonstrating her broad epidemiological expertise across diverse health challenges.

Notably, her 2014 publication won the Markusovszky Lajos Award for best original paper in Orv Hetil. She brings experience from both academic and pharmaceutical consulting backgrounds, enriching her translational approach to global health.

• Markusovszky Lajos Award for best original publication, Orv Hetil (2015)

Dr. Gutterman has been involved in major global health initiatives, including the Botswana Comprehensive Cancer Care and Prevention Needs Assessment. While specific grant details are not listed, her leadership in funded projects and systematic reviews indicates active research support. She also contributes to mentorship and education through global health training programs.

Her professional journey reflects a strong commitment to patient-centered cancer care, influenced by personal experience with breast cancer, driving impactful research across continents.