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Leana Wen

Leana Wen

Contributing Columnist at The Washington Post

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Health & Medicine

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Recent Articles

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Opinion | How long does covid booster protection last? A new study offers answers.

More evidence highlighting the benefit, and limitations, of covid-19 vaccines
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Opinion | Tylenol in pregnancy is not the problem. This drug is.

Many expectant moms are unaware of the drug’s dangers.
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Opinion | The unexpected benefits of moving to a long-term care fac...

Moving to a nursing home or assisted-living facility doesn’t have to feel like a loss.
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Opinion | Answering your questions about using AI as a health care ...

Here’s how to best engage with chatbots about your medical concerns.
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Opinion | Utah Valley University faced a choice after Charlie Kirk’...

The school’s president sought to care for her community after the shocking assassination.
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Opinion | Want to get this year’s shot for covid? Here’s what you s...

Most people should be able to access the vaccines, though key questions remain.
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Opinion | The new Dr. Google is in. Here’s how to use it.

Chatbots can help patients with their health, when used with caution.
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Opinion | Thinking of skipping your flu shot? Here’s why you should...

Four recent CDC studies highlight the necessity of getting this year’s vaccine.
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‘Stethoscopes in the sand’: Why I’m rethinking AI’s role in medicine

If used correctly, the technology could achieve what traditional reforms could not.
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Opinion | Am I taking Tylenol safely? Answering your questions abou...

Acetaminophen is a useful medication that most people can safely use.
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Opinion | The real problem with Tylenol (it’s not autism)

Here’s why people need to be cautious about acetaminophen.