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- Sandra Bertman , PhD
- Dustin Brinker
- Albert Howard Carter, III , PhD
- Mark Clark , PhD
- Cortney Davis , BA, MA
- Carol Donley , PhD, MA
- Jacalyn Duffin , MD PhD
- Steven Field , MD
- Sebastian Galbo
- Rebecca Garden , PhD
- Guy Glass , MD, MFA
- Schuyler Henderson , MD
- Martha Stoddard Holmes , PhD, MA
- Joshua Jiang
- Therese Jones , PhD
- Martin Kohn , PhD
- Gretl Lam, MD
- Barron Lerner , MD, PhD
- Spencer McClelland
- Marilyn McEntyre , PhD
- Tony Miksanek , MD
- Michael Natter , MD
- Lois LaCivita Nixon , PhD, MPH, MLitt, MAT
- David Oshinsky , PhD
- Richard M. Ratzan
- Gabriel Redel-Traub, MD
- Mona Saleh , MD
- Carol Schilling , PhD
- Audrey Shafer , MD
- Maura Spiegel , PhD
- J. Russell Teagarden , DMH,MA
- Shawn Thomas
- Howard Trachtman , MD
- Delese Wear , PhD
- Janice Willms , MD, PhD
- Devon Zander
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- Felice Aull
- Catherine Belling
- Stacy Bodziak
- Louis Borgenicht
- Kate Brown
- Katherine Burke
- Tod Chambers
- Irene Chen
- Stephanie Brown Clark
- Lucas Cofer
- Jack Coulehan
- Susan Daiss
- Olivia DiLeonardo
- Lisa Dittrich
- Stanley Fefferman
- Katie Grogan
- Nishanth Iyengar
- Meegan Kennedy
- Evan Mahl
- Jan Marta
- Rachel Martel
- Richard Martinez
- Helle Mathiasen
- Lindsay McNair
- Jonathan Metzl
- Pamela Moore
- Sam Perkins
- Suzanne Poirier
- Amanda Schaffer
- Marian Gray Secundy
- Daren Simkin
- Marjorie Sirridge
- Harriet Squier
- Ann Folwell Stanford
- Jerko Steiner
- Nancy Taylor
- James Terry
- Mary Winkler
- John Woodcock
Barron H. Lerner is a professor in the Departments of Medicine and Population Health at New York University Langone Medical Center. Dr. Lerner received his M.D. from Columbia University in 1986 and his Ph.D. in history from the University of Washington in 1996. His book, The Breast Cancer Wars: Hope, Fear and the Pursuit of a Cure in Twentieth-Century America, published by Oxford University Press, received the William H. Welch Medal of the American Association for the History of Medicine and was named a most notable book by the American Library Association. Dr. Lerner has published extensively in scholarly journals and contributes essays to Slate, theatlantic.com and the print and online health pages of the New York Times. He has also appeared on numerous NPR broadcasts, including Fresh Air, All Things Considered and Science Friday. Dr. Lerner's fifth book, The Good Doctor: A Father, a Son and the Evolution of Medical Ethics, was published by Beacon Press in May 2014. In addition to his research, Dr. Lerner practices general internal medicine and teaches medical ethics and the history of medicine.
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