USA Today Fact-Checked Pfizer Vaccine Trial Info with Patrick Jackson, MD
6/22/2022
Assistant Professor Patrick Jackson, MD, was called upon by USA Today to review false interpretations of data from a 2021 Pfizer report. Read the article.
JoAnn Pinkerton, MD, Discussed a New Drug for Hot Flashes in National Media
6/22/2022
U.S. News, WebMD and other national media outlets featured JoAnn Pinkerton, MD, discussing a new drug for hot flashes. Dr. Pinkerton is a professor and director of the Midlife Health…
Media Reports on Michael Nelson, MD, PhD’s Work on an FDA Committee
6/15/2022
Asthma, Allergy and Immunology Division Chief Michael Nelson was one of the vaccine advisers to the US Food and Drug Administration who decided that authorizing Novavax’s Covid-19 vaccine – which…
Mary Faith Marshall, PhD, Fact-Checked Story on Abortion-Related Deaths
6/15/2022
A USA Today story featured Mary Faith Marshall, PhD, Director of the Center for Health Humanities and Ethics, discussing how Roe v Wade contributed to a sharp decline in deaths…
Bloomberg Quoted Matthew Meyer, MD, on How Hospitals Can Reduce Waste
6/15/2022
Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology Matthew Meyer, MD, was quoted by Bloomberg, discussing how hospitals can reduce waste and emissions. Dr. Meyer is a leading researcher on the subject, a steering-committee…
Catherine Varney, DO, Featured in USA Today on the Dangers of Sudden Weight Loss
6/15/2022
Family Medicine Assistant Professor Catherine W. Varney, DO, discussed the dangers of sudden weight loss in this USA Today story.
Debbie-Ann Shirley Evaluates Boosters for Youngsters in The Conversation
6/8/2022
Debbie-Ann Shirley, associate professor of Pediatrics, answers some common questions about COVID-19 and booster shots in kids that she hears in her practice and explains the research behind why booster…
Mayuresh Abhyankar’s Research into Nasal COVID Vaccines Picked by News Outlets Across the US
6/8/2022
Mayuresh Abhyankar, PhD, Assistant Professor of Research in the Division of Infectious Diseases and International Health, explains that vaccinating someone right where the coronavirus is likely to start its attack…
