@drthreats

drthreats has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in July 2023. The social media accounts linked to from drthreats are: Instagram, TikTok. Besides social media accounts, drthreats has populated their site with PCOS reclassification to PMOS hopes to improve diagnosis, treatment options and funding, UMSI InfoSpeaks: Unfunded Future: The Impact of Federal Funding Cuts on Research Paths | umsi, March 25, 2026, Mary Hay Glass Symposium: Health Information in a Time of Change, MEDINFO 2025 Intersectionality and Health Informatics AI and Sexual Health, Black Information Futures Symposium – CALMA – Center for Advances in Libraries, Museums, and Archives, Home | Road 2 Reentry Study, New Publication: Acceptability and Use of Digital Health and AI Chatbots for Sexual and Reproductive Health, Alumna pursues health informatics career as a wolverine, New Publication - Theoretical Model of Information Resilience, Megan Threats earns prestigious IMLS Early Career Development Grant, Megan Threats elected chair of ASIS&T’s Health Informatics Special Interest Group | umsi, UMSI Q & A with Dr. Threats, Information Resilience | Murray Scholar Lecture March 14, 2025, Megan Threats named Michigan State University Stephen O. Murray Scholar in Residence | umsi, Talk at UPenn CFAR and Annenberg Public Policy Center Conference (January 30, 2025) REGISTER NOW, Love Data Week | UNCW Library Keynote Address February 11th Register TODAY, Dr. Megan Threats' Website, Health Justice Informatics Lab, Dr. Threats keynote address at the Information & Democracy: Education, Access, Libraries, and Society (ID:EALS) Symposium, InFormation for Intersectionality | James Madison College | Michigan State University, University of Michigan Faculty Profile, Home | Road 2 Reentry, Health Informatics for High Schoolers, Columbia University Department of Biomedical Informatics Lecture, New Paper - Health Care Discrimination and Medical Mistrust, 2023 Anti-Racism Research & Community Impact Faculty Fellow, New Paper - Weight-based healthcare discrimination and cervical cancer screening, Summer outreach programs inspire students to make and break the mold.