The New York Times•
Chinese Peptides in Silicon Valley
Most recently cited regarding the rising "biohacking" trend and the use of unauthorized Chinese peptides among Silicon Valley professionals.
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Dr. Paul Abramson and My Doctor Medical Group in the news
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The SF Standard•
Health insurance is hellish. Doctors are fighting back with AI
Provided insights on how physicians are using AI tools to fight health insurance claim denials.
“What they count on is physicians and patients giving up in frustration.”Read Article
NPR Morning Edition•
Sure You Can Track Your Health Data, But Can Your Doctor Use It?
Interviewed by Amy Standen for a segment exploring the role of wearable technology and apps in clinical practice.
San Francisco Chronicle•
Medically-Supervised Self-Tracking
Profiled for his innovative use of medically-supervised self-tracking to solve complex medical mysteries like migraines and stomachaches.
Read ArticleThe Wall Street Journal•
Know Thy Quantified Self
Interviewed on the emerging quantified self movement and its implications for healthcare.
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KPIX Channel 5 News•
San Francisco Quantified Self Community
Appeared in a segment discussing how personal data tracking helped him improve his own health and weight.
UCTV•
Cycling Gadgets: Self Tracking Gadgets for Training and Health
Featured in a University of California Television program on self-tracking technology.
KQED / NPR•
The Data Driven Life: Understanding the Quantified Self
NPR interview on the data-driven approach to personal health.
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Delta Sky Magazine•
The Quantified Doctor
Featured for his blog and practice focusing on the intersection of medicine and technology.
Stanford Medicine X•
Self-Tracking in Medical Care
Conference speaker on integrating self-tracking data into clinical practice.
Read ArticleCyborgology•
Quantified Self Conference Analysis
His session at the Quantified Self Conference was live-tweeted and analyzed by sociologists studying the intersection of mood tracking and new technology.
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