Jay Greene
Senior Fellow
Jay Greene is a senior fellow at Do No Harm. He is also a senior research fellow in the Center for Education Policy at the Heritage Foundation.
His past research has covered a diverse set of topics in the areas of education and health policy. He has recently examined the effect of puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones on youth suicide rates as well as the ways in which diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives have distorted the mission of higher education.
Prior to Heritage, Greene was at the University of Arkansas, where he served as Distinguished Professor and Chair of the Department of Education Reform, which he founded and led for 16 years. Greene received his B.A. in history from Tufts University and earned his Ph.D. in government from Harvard University.
Authored Content
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…