By: Dean Schillinger, MD
While watching the World Cup, Dean Schillinger was reminded of the ongoing back-and-forth matchup between the soda industry and public health advocates.
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by Dean Schillinger, MDPlease see the recent thoughtpiece in the Journal of Endocrinology and Diabetes. This paper outlines 6 root causes for this…
By Alicia Fernandez, MD
A really important Perspective piece was published recently in the NEJM, and I am proud to say that one of our colleagues, Margot Kushel, was senior author.
by Dean Schillinger, MD
Our purpose in writing this piece was to alert the scientific, clinical, and public health communities about the outcome of the landmark decision regarding warning notices on advertisements for sugar sweetened beverages…
By Courtney Lyles, PhD and Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo, MD, PhD
At the Precision Public Health Summit held this week at UCSF (sponsored by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the White House Office of Science, Technology…
by Courtney Lyles, PhD
Should healthcare organizations be taking a major role in increasing the overall digital literacy of their patients?
By Leigh Kimberg, MD
Each day, an overwhelming majority of our patients arrive in clinic wishing that their healthcare providers would ask them questions about how their personal relationships affect their health and, more…
By Courtney Lyles, PhD, Dean Schillinger, MD and Urmimala Sarkar, MD, MPHCheck out our newest essay in PLOS Medicine outlining how health technology could be better designed and…
by Margot Kushel, MD
On April 2, Bevan Dufty, (@BevanDufty) the director of the HOPE program (Housing Opportunity, Partnerships and Engagement) for San Francisco (aka the official responsible for addressing homeless services and…