Paige Farinholt

Paige Farinholt, M.D. is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine-Hematology & Oncology at Baylor College of Medicine, affiliated with the Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center in Houston, Texas. She completed her MD at Baylor College of Medicine, a fellowship at MD Anderson Cancer Center, and residency at the same institution.

• MD (2016) - Baylor College of Medicine
• BA (2012) - Baylor University

Research Interests: Her work focuses on palliative care within oncology, particularly symptom management in terminal illnesses, clinical prediction modeling for survival analysis, and evidence-based approaches in hematology-oncology. She explores pharmacological interventions like cannabinoids for palliative care symptoms and evaluates prognostic tools for patient outcomes.

Publications Trends: Her research spans palliative care, oncology, and internal medicine. Key themes include pain management, survival prediction accuracy, and the role of cannabinoids in symptom alleviation, reflecting interdisciplinary applications of clinical medicine and statistical modeling.

• Certification: American Board of Internal Medicine

Labs & Affiliations: Dr. Farinholt is affiliated with the Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center and works within the Hematology & Oncology department at Baylor College of Medicine, contributing to clinical and research initiatives in cancer care.