Motolani Adedipe

Motolani Adedipe is an Associate Professor in Family and Preventive Medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and Associate Director for Access and Opportunity at Stephenson Cancer Center. With dual clinical (PharmD) and research (PhD) training, she focuses on health economics and outcomes research for underserved populations.

Education includes:

• PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences from University of Texas at Austin
• MS in Pharmaceutical Sciences from University of Texas at Austin
• PharmD from University of Lagos

Her research examines quality of life issues in cancer survivors and rare diseases, developing mHealth interventions for Black prostate cancer survivors and validating patient-reported outcome measures for cutaneous lupus. She leads multiple NIH and DoD-funded projects addressing health disparities through community-engaged approaches.

Active grants include:

• DoD-funded validation of Cutaneous Lupus Erythematosus Quality of Life measure
• NIMHHD-funded Mobile Prostate Cancer Survivorship App development
• DoD Investigator Award for quality of life modeling in Black prostate cancer survivors