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Robert Chan

  • Freelance Writer, Fat Robot Studio
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AUA 2026: Validation of an AI‑Powered Mobile App for Dietary Oxalate and Nutrition Analysis to Support Kidney Stone Prevention.

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By Robert Chan, Seyed Amiryaghoub M. Lavasani
| UroToday
(UroToday.com) During the first day of the 2026 American Urological Association (AUA) Annual Meeting, Dr. Robert C. Chan of Marin Health UCSF Health Clinic, in collaboration with Dr. Kymora Scotland and colleagues from UCLA, presented a novel artificial intelligence (AI)-powered mobile application designed to support dietary counseling and kidney stone prevention through automated oxalate and nutritional analysis.
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Eyes on me: Monitoring the way through employee privacy

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By Erin Mindoro Ezra, Robert Chan, Ryan Johnson
| Reuters
A man works with a laptop in this illustration taken October 18, 2017. REUTERS/Kham Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab April 27, 2026 - When the Covid-19 pandemic struck America, many workplaces began shifting employees to work remotely. Although employees have been returning to the office, many employers have continued allowing their workers to continue working remotely — whether from home, at their favorite coffee shop, or from a local library.
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Eyes on me: Monitoring the way through employee privacy

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By Erin Mindoro Ezra, Robert Chan, Ryan Johnson
| Westlaw Today
(April 27, 2026) - Attorneys at Berger Kahn discuss the use of electronic employee monitoring and considerations regarding liability issues, such as the nature of the employment, the state where the employee works, and type of monitoring. When the Covid-19 pandemic struck America, many workplaces began shifting employees to work remotely.
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