Skyler Johnson, MD
@sky__john
Asst. Professor, GU RadOnc @huntsmancancer @UUtah. Cancer Communication & Misinformation, Former Yale Resident/Health Sciences Research Fellow. Opinions=Own
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Concerning prevalence of misinformation in cancer-related articles shared on social media. Harmful articles had significantly more viewer engagement ☠️ -Skyler Johnson, MD #WorldCancerDay event Dana-Farber Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
How to evaluate online cancer information- try the “CRAP” 💩 score for red flags about the quality of information: Claims too good to be true Requests for money Anecdotal evidence Publisher unknown -Skyler Johnson, MD at #WorldCancerDay event Dana-Farber Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
The inimitable Stacy Loeb, MD presenting at Harvard Zhu Center for Global Cancer Prevention Dana-Farber World Cancer Day Symposium. Problems with Online Information: ✅Accuracy of information✅Readability/ understandability✅Limited representation✅Scarcity of content for non English preferring patients
Special thanks to Tim Rebbeck and team for a fantastic trip to Harvard Zhu Center for Global Cancer Prevention Dana-Farber! Despite the current environment, I’m leaving optimistic and encouraged about the community of scientists that will continue to push science and science communication forward!
Thank you to Skyler Johnson, MD, Stacy Loeb, MD, Milagros Abreu, @mallikamarshall, and Tim Rebbeck for participating in our panel discussions centered on #CancerMisinformation on Monday. We are grateful to co-hosts The Studio at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Dana-Farber. hsph.harvard.edu/news/cancer-we…
Please save the Department of Defense 🇺🇸 Prostate Cancer Research Program! We need continued funding to keep fighting #ProstateCancer Senator Alex Padilla Adam Schiff Rep. Mike Levin UroToday.com PCF Science Howard Soule Andrea Miyahira Uromigos
Grateful to be able to discuss the research (or lack thereof) surrounding unproven cancer treatments like Ivermectin with Dani Blum of the The New York Times. These treatments can increase the risk of death up to 470% when used in lieu of proven cancer treatments nytimes.com/2025/03/31/wel…
Looking forward to presenting at the Northeastern-Harvard Misinformation Speaker Series at the Harvard Kennedy School Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics, & Public Policy shorensteincenter.org/new-event/comb… Register here: hksexeced.tfaforms.net/f/registration…
Had a great time visiting with the impressive University of Utah Radiation Oncology residents and GU RO team led by Jonathan Tward Skyler Johnson, MD Great discussions, questions and phenomenally beautiful campus, and chance to spitball ideas together. Humbled and grateful for your hospitality.
Important piece by Benjamin Mazer in The Atlantic. Happy to have been able to speak with him. theatlantic.com/health/archive…
Cancer misinformation is everywhere—miracle cures, false testimonials, and shady claims. Dr. Skyler Johnson (Skyler Johnson, MD), a radiation oncologist and misinformation researcher, created the Cancer Claims CRAP Score to help spot red flags. bit.ly/3H9tme1
Our Huntsman Cancer Institute theranostics program is expanding —thanks to incredible partnerships, including with CQCIT & Jeff Yap, more patients will have access to these life-changing treatments and trials. Kudos to all investigators including Neeraj Agarwal, MD, FASCO Umang Swami, MD, MSCI, FASCO Vaia Florou, MD