Casey Quinlan a storyteller with an extensive background in broadcasting, theater, and stand-up comedy. Days before Christmas in 2007, Casey was diagnosed with breast cancer. She wrote about her experience in a book about managing medical care, Cancer for Christmas: Making the Most of a Daunting Gift, an Amazon Best Seller in October 2009.
Read more »Matthew Charron believes in health care as a fundamental human right. He believes that this can only be realized when health care providers, scientists, and patients have access to all scientific evidence.
Read more »Karen Anaid Solis Gonzaléz is an ePatient Scholar and a Psychologist.
Read more »Doug Kanter is the founder of Databetes, a graduate of NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program, a designer and photographer.
Read more »Brett Alder built a web app that would allow ePatients with any condition to connect, share solutions, and feel comfortable being their real selves.
Read more »Robin was misdiagnosed with an autoimmune disease and now believes that technology can empower patients and make a positive impact in the medical field.
Read more »Dr. Katherine Arbanasin leads the Northern California Neuroendocrine Cancer Fighters, a neuroendocrine cancer support group.
Read more »Ryan Prior is a journalist and non-profit director interested in the intersection of complex disease, molecular medicine, and bio-informatics. Ryan’s specific interest is in severe neuro-immune conditions like chronic fatigue syndrome/myalgic encephalomyelitis, as he contracted the disease in 2006.
Read more »Nisha Pradhan is an anosmia patient and serves on the Executive Board of her campus’ Pre-Health Club and programming council.
Read more »Nikki Estanol was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis in 2007 at 17 years old, and it wasn’t until recently that she has taken the driver’s seat in managing her health, especially through technology and social media.
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