Skyler Johnson, MD, is an Assistant Professor in Radiation Oncology at the University of Utah Huntsman Cancer Institute, is dedicated to advancing health services research and patient care. Dr. Johnson’s medical journey began at Michigan State University, later refining his skills at the University of Michigan and Yale. He is an internationally recognized expert on cancer misinformation, its impacts and potential solutions, frequently delivering invited lectures across the country and participating in multi-institutional forums on health mis and disinformation. His impactful research on non-traditional cancer treatments gained global media coverage, including features in NBC, CNN, and BBC. His work addresses gaps in oncology literature, influencing health policy documents like the WHO’s report on cancer and NCI research priorities on misinformation. Dr. Johnson continues to lead studies on cancer misinformation and patient-provider communication and has laid the framework for essential work on strategies to mitigate the impact of misinformation. He serves on multiple national and international cancer communication committees and serves as Huntsman Cancer Institute’s Community Outreach and Engagement Chair for the genitourinary disease group, which aligns with his clinical expertise. With clinical excellence, research vigor, and commitment to patient care, Dr. Johnson shapes cancer care and communication research.