Newsmakers

Physicians and nutrition experts break longstanding myths about eating in The New York Times.

Physician newsmakers commenting on current health care issues and how Permanente Medicine helps to address them.

Permanente family and sports medicine physician Robert Sallis, MD, says Kaiser Permanente study supports the idea that moderate exercise is good medicine.

Washington Permanente Medical Group cardiologist talks to The Wall Street Journal about the heightened risk of heart attacks during the holidays.

To ease the stress on hospitals and specialty care, Kaiser Permanente’s national infectious disease leader urges everyone to get the flu vaccine and COVID booster.

The Permanente Federation’s co-CEO shared insights on innovations that pave the way for more personalized health care.

Physician leaders share their expertise in a variety of media reports to the latest health news.

The Permanente Federation’s chief information officer discusses his preventive approach to addressing critical challenges such as cybersecurity, health equity, and physician burnout.

Edward Lee, MD, chief information officer at The Permanente Federation, describes how care delivery is evolving beyond the medical office setting to improve quality, convenience, and better serve the needs of patients.