Ian Kingsbury
Director of Research
His past research in public policy has focused on economic development, education, and healthcare. His work has been frequently cited by regional and national media. Kingsbury’s quantitative analysis of the death toll associated with Governor Cuomo’s directive transferring COVID-positive patients to nursing homes was featured in The Wall Street Journal, National Review, and Fox News.
Kingsbury received his B.A. in history and government from William & Mary, his M.A. in education policy from Teachers College, Columbia University and his PhD in education policy from the University of Arkansas Department of Education Reform. He was previously a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Johns Hopkins Institute for Education Policy and a Research Fellow at the Empire Center for Public Policy.
Authored Content
Op-Ed
Dangerous Quackery
Radical activists are so determined to enshrine the idea that race is a social construct with no biological relevance that they are willing to endanger patient care to make their…
Op-Ed
Israel Takes the E Out of DEI
The ideology of “diversity, equity and inclusion” is a direct threat to Israel’s existence. That’s what I learned from Jewish and Arab Israelis during my five days in the country…
Op-Ed
George Washington University Has a DEI Problem
George Washington University has announced the establishment of a Center for Jewish Education whose priorities include “addressing the pressing issue of antisemitism on American college campuses.” The prestigious institution has good…
Op-Ed
Doubt As a Badge of Honor
Do No Harm’s efforts to expose the scandal of sex-trait modification in gender non-conforming minors are getting noticed. In a recent manuscript published in…
Op-Ed
‘Gender-Affirming Care’ Is Increasingly Being Recognized as Unscientific
American medical associations are doubling down on their support of so-called gender-affirming care for children even as lawsuits mount and European countries reverse course. America’s public reckoning with the…
Report
Racial Concordance in Medicine: The Return of Segregation
Do patients have better health outcomes after seeing physicians of the same race? The ongoing reality of disparate health outcomes, with black patients typically experiencing worse outcomes than members of…
Op-Ed
Watch out! Antisemitism is soaring in US medicine
Antisemitism is now a full-blown crisis on the college campus, but it doesn’t end there: Similar hatred is increasingly widespread in the medical profession, where it’s even more dangerous. Doctors,…
Media Mention
Bad Medicine
A wave of open Jew-hatred by medical professionals, medical schools, and professional associations in the wake of the Hamas slaughter suggests that a field entrusted with healing is becoming a…
Report
The Anti-Semitic Double Standard of Medical Organizations
The radicalism observed on college campuses and in other elite spaces and institutions has or at least ought to invite soul-searching and fresh deliberation about where and why Jew-hatred is…
Op-Ed
Anti-racism supersedes actual medicine, endangers patients
Ibram X. Kendi’s gravy train could soon screech to a halt. The famous "anti-racist" professor is under intense public and institutional scrutiny after a Boston University investigation revealed that his "Center for…
Commentary
JAMA Once Again Favors Orthodoxy Over Rigor, Curiosity
A new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) observes that black patients on dialysis are less likely than others to be placed on the kidney…
Op-Ed
A New Front in the War on Merit
Millions of academic studies are published each year. Some fundamentally alter the course of history, while others never even get cited. Those curious about the effect of specific researchers, papers,…
Op-Ed
See No Harm
Call it a match made in heaven. The Journal of the American Medical Association has a penchant for publishing non-rigorous research, and CNN has an insatiable appetite for…
Op-Ed
The Affirmative-Action Ruling Could Spell Trouble for the MCAT
Patients may suffer the painful consequences if the war against merit — and for racial discrimination — continues. The Supreme Court’s recent ruling against affirmative action in college admissions isn’t deterring…
Commentary
JAMA Beclowns Itself Yet Again
The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) recently made waves by publishing junk science in one of their journals. Old habits die hard. Only one week later, they’re at…
Op-Ed
Birth of a Woke Myth: A new study on mass shootings is a prime example of public health’s growing penchant for policy-based evidence-making
Is there any limit to the degree to which “researchers” will discredit themselves to prove their woke bona fides? A new study published in JAMA Surgery suggests not. The study, “Association Between Markers…
Commentary
Taking Stock of a Milestone Moment in the Pediatric Gender Medicine Debate
A game-changer. That’s the undeniable reality of a letter published last week in the Wall Street Journal by 21 clinicians and researchers from nine countries. The authors, including some of…
Op-Ed
The Weak Evidence Behind ‘Gender-Affirming Care’ for Children
The Endocrine Society is ignoring the dangers that sex-change treatments pose to minors. Stephen Hammes’s response (Letters, July 5) to our op-ed (“The Endocrine…
