Speaking up isn’t always easy — but it’s necessary.

I use my voice outside the clinic because children deserve accurate information, thoughtful discussion, and evidence-based care. Public conversations around child health can be loud and divisive, but staying silent isn’t an option when misinformation puts kids at risk.

This work isn’t about attention or controversy. It’s about showing up — consistently and responsibly — to protect children’s health and support families with facts, context, and compassion.

Below are select features, interviews, and conversations where I’ve shared my perspective on pediatric health, public health, and the importance of science-based medicine.