Stephanie Pike Moore

Stephanie Pike Moore, PhD, MPH is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Population and Quantitative Health Sciences at Case Western Reserve University's School of Medicine. She also serves as a Faculty Associate at the Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods, focusing on community-based public health interventions. Her work emphasizes tobacco use disparities, flavored product consumption patterns, and the intersection of food insecurity with health behaviors.

Dr. Moore's research explores how sociocultural factors influence substance use trajectories among marginalized populations, particularly sexual and gender minority youth. She employs mixed-methods approaches, including randomized trials and epidemiological analyses, to evaluate policy impacts and design equitable health interventions.

Her recent studies investigate flavored cigarillo marketing strategies, the effectiveness of cigar-specific health warnings, and longitudinal food insecurity trends during the pandemic. This work bridges gaps between community needs and evidence-based policy solutions.

• Education: PhD and MPH in Public Health

Her research portfolio highlights innovative solutions to address health disparities through:

• Substance use prevention strategies
• Food access interventions
• Health communication campaigns

Dr. Moore collaborates with local and national organizations to translate research findings into actionable public health practices. Her work often emphasizes vulnerable populations and the sociostructural determinants shaping health outcomes.