Basic Facts
What is Dr. Chen’s medical specialty?
What is otolaryngology (ear, nose, and throat medicine)?
From which university did Dr. Chen earn his medical degree?
What is Pennbrook University?
What relationship does Dr. Chen have with pharmaceutical companies?
What is consultant for companies developing nasal treatments?
How many years has Dr. Chen been in active clinical practice?
What is eighteen years?
What does “F.A.C.S.” after Dr. Chen’s name stand for?
What is Fellow of the American College of Surgeons?
Why might their relationship as a consultant for companies developing nasal treatments raise a bias concern on cross-examination?
What is potential financial interest or bias toward defending product safety or chemical treatments?
At what hospital does Dr. Chen currently work?
What is Riverside General Hospital in Riverside, Colorado?
Approximately how many patients with anosmia has Dr. Chen treated?
What is more than 300 patients?
Dr. Chen states he “later learned” the substance was meant for oral use. Why might this be impeachable?
What is lack of firsthand knowledge or reliance on hearsay?
On which three dates did Dr. Chen examine Jordan Peterson?
What are February 11, June 15, and September 1, 2025?
What type of research is Dr. Chen currently conducting?
What is research on sinonasal oncology, inflammatory sinus disease, and olfactory nerve recovery (including long COVID)?
Dr. Chen concludes the sinus infection was “unrelated” to the initial injury. Why might that be challenged?
What is it’s a subjective inference without supporting literature or lab tests provided?
What condition did Dr. Chen diagnose Jordan with?
What is permanent anosmia caused by chemical injury?
What major professional awards has Dr. Chen received?
What are “Doctor of the Year” (2020) and “Distinguished Faculty Presenter” (2023)?
What test did Dr. Chen use to measure Jordan’s sense of smell?
What is the University of Pennsylvania Smell Identification Test (UPSIT)?
Based on his CV, could Dr. Chen be considered an expert in emotional suffering? Why or why not?
What is no — his expertise is limited to nasal anatomy, olfactory dysfunction, and chemical injuries, not emotional or psychological trauma?