Dr. Miron-Shatz and her work have been featured in places such as the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times, Forbes, Salon, Reader’s Digest, Harvard Business Review, Insider, MarketWatch, The BMJ, and the American Marketing Association.
In addition, Dr. Miron-Shatz authors a popular Psychology Today blog about medical decision-making, called Baffled by Numbers.
You can contact Dr. Miron-Shatz for media purposes here.
Sample media engagements and converage
- Egg freezing is not perfect, but then neither is the alternative (in the Financial Times)
- Can Patients Decide Their Own Care? (in the Wall Street Journal)
- Tips From A Psychologist On How To Stop Overthinking Medical Decisions (in Forbes)
- Mind the Gap: Overcoming Health Inequities – With Health Literacy. Healthcare Organizations, It’s on You (in the Wharton Health Care Alumni Association)
- Book interview for Weller Book Works
- Interview on the Next Big Idea Club
- A book to fix the gap between theory and reality in shared decision making (in The BMJ)
- Interview on Keeping It Real
- Low health literacy is a “silent pandemic” that affects the majority of Americans (in Salon)
- Interview on Follow Your Different
- Doctors on COVID-19 wards deserve better (in KevinMD)
- When someone you love has low health literacy, you need to step in — here’s how (in MarketWatch)
- Interview on All Sides
- What Feels Good is Not Always Good for Our Bodies (in Harvard Business Review)
- Learning how to talk to your doctor is a skill that might just save your life (in Salon)
- Interview on TrendFollowing
- Black Patients Matter. Here’s How to Help (in Newsweek)
- What’s behind the doctor-patient communication breakdown, and how we can fix it (in LinkedIn Pulse)
- Israel’s early vaccine data offers hope (in the New York Times)
- Treat COVID as a chronic condition (in i24 News)
- Interview on The People’s Pharmacy
- The Two Levels of Happiness (in The Epoch Times)
- Trick Yourself Into Creating a Fresh Start (in Forge)
- Milestone Birthdays Trigger Thoughts of Health (in Science Magazine)
- Patients Retain Little from Cath Lab Informed-Consent Conversations (in tctMD)
- BRCA-Test Myths (in The Insider)
- Beyond the App – a novel take on personalizing digital health can increase its effectiveness (in the BMJ Clinical Evidence Blog)
- On How to Convey Risk Information (in the Princeton Alumni Weekly)
- Why You Need to Love Your Pregnant Body (in Authority Magazine)
- Israel needs better coronavirus communication (in The Jerusalem Post)
Media inquiries
Dr. Miron-Shatz is experienced and comfortable with a wide range of formats, including newspapers, blogs, podcasts, radio, and TV. You can contact her for media purposes here.