Christine is a physician, multi-platform journalist and speaker.

She covers health, caregiving and Asian American culture. Her work is in The Washington Post, KQED, KALW, AJ English, Forbes, Psychology Today and Next Avenue. She trained in journalism at the University of Toronto and KALW.

Her over two decades' experience as a physician informs her work. Her medical training was at Stanford University School of Medicine, Medstar Georgetown University Hospital and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School.

She was a 2022 AIR New Voices Scholar and 2018 Gerontological Society of America Journalists in Aging Fellow.

https://www.christinenguyenmd.com

Selected clips:
Hepatitis C is a growing threat to moms and babies. But screening is inadequate. The Washington Post

Divorced parents are going to court over vaccinating their kids against the coronavirus. The Washington Post

'I'm so tired of being scared': Two Asian American women explain why they bought a gun this year. KQED

Vietnamese immigrants care for parents with dementia, amidst stigma. KALW

What do doctors know about transgender healthcare? Not enough. KALW