Michele Barry, MD, FACP

Kim Fang Yuh Chiang is an internal medicine doctor and Clinical Assistant Professor specializing in Primary Care and Population Health. With a strong educational background, including a medical degree from Northwestern University and residency training at Boston University Medical Center, Dr. Chiang is dedicated to providing high-quality healthcare. Dr. Chiang has held various administrative roles, including Co-Director of the Stanford Internal Medicine East Clinic and Medical Director of the Stanford Internal Medicine Clinic. Her research contributions and publications reflect her commitment to advancing medical knowledge and improving patient care in internal medicine. Generated from the website

Dr. Parsonnet is an Infectious Diseases clinician and epidemiologist whose research focuses on the role of infections in chronic disease. Her early work was pivotal in establishing H. pylori as a cause of gastric cancer and gastric lymphoma as well as protective effects of infections against esophageal diseases. More recently, she has focused on how exposures to infectious agents affects metabolism, growth and human body temperature. Dr. Parsonnet also has clinical interests in tuberculosis and in coccidioidomycosis. Dr. Parsonnet has had more than 30 years of continuous NIH funding.

Stanford Health Primary Care Clinics, located in Stanford, CA, is dedicated to advancing human health through innovative research, education, and care. As part of Stanford Medicine, they lead a worldwide revolution in precision health, leveraging expertise and advanced technology to deliver unparalleled care for each patient's unique needs. The clinics offer a wide range of services, including pediatric and obstetric care through Stanford Children's Health. With a strong emphasis on driving impactful discoveries and providing rich learning experiences, Stanford Health Primary Care Clinics are committed to preparing students and professionals to make meaningful contributions to society. Generated from the website