Keren Landman
Class of 2016
Keren Landman is a physician trained in internal medicine and pediatrics with specialty training in infectious diseases, and is a graduate of the Epidemiology Intelligence Service of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. As a researcher, she has focused on the prevention and treatment of HIV and malaria in resource-poor countries. She most recently worked as a medical epidemiologist in the Bureau of Communicable Diseases at the New York City health department. She writes about the complex social ecology around infectious diseases and major public health events in both the developing world and developed countries.
How to make your indoor air better when it’s smoky outside
Smoky air puts everyone at risk — but it’s worse for some
Conjugated Typhoid Vaccine: New Hope for an ‘Urgent Problem’?
The Battle to Get Gender Identity Into Your Health Records
The FDA Has Approved Generic PrEP—but Access May Remain Difficult
Climbing the learning curve while covering transgender health
Should Doctors Be Certified To Treat Trans Patients?
Fix what’s broken
Making Primary Care Trans-Friendly
The Next Generation of Doctors Will Be Better at Treating Trans Patients
5 O’Clock Somewhere
Injectable drugs can kill, but clean syringes can save lives
Trans Teens and Adults Still Face Unanswered Questions About Fertility
Why Has Cuba’s HIV-Infected Population Doubled This Decade?
By Mandating Condoms in Porn, California’s Prop 60 Could Overturn the Industry
Evaluation of the Returning Traveler With Fever
Why Aren’t Doctors Prescribing PrEP?
Checklist: Arran Island, Scotland
Being Gay in America Still Carries Stigma
Doctors revolt against medical skills tests — and rack up some wins
Another result of climate change: bacteria that eats you
TIME ZONES
TIME ZONES
Home remedies for cold and flu symptoms
Deadly disease outbreak in Wisconsin baffles public health officials
Zika is serious, but can we stop stigmatizing microcephaly?
Budget Cuts Made Hawaii a Breeding Ground for Dengue
THE AGENDA WITH STEVE PAIKIN
What works, and what doesn’t, in treating the common cold
Does cold weather cause colds?
The debate about white coats
Could safe porn promote safer sex?
NEWS TALK 770 CALGARY
Doctors, take off those dirty white coats
