Sam Pejham • UCSF Profiles

Sam Pejham, MD

Title(s)	Volunteer Associate Clinical Professor, Pediatrics
School	School of Medicine
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Biography

Awards and Honors

UCSF	2012	T1 Translational Catalyst Consultation
UCSF RAP grant	2011	Mobile Health Translational Consultation
UCSF	2011	SF CRN Award From CTSI

Overview

Sam Pejham, M.D., FAAP, Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at UCSF, is the Director of Tri-Valley Pediatrics and Chief of Department of Pediatrics at ValleyCare medical center in Pleasanton, CA. He is also the co-founder of AsthmaMD, the number one used asthma mobile application. Dr. Pejham trained in pediatrics at the New York Medical College, in Valhalla, NY. Dr. Pejham's work has focused on general pediatric care, allergy treatment , sublingual allergy drop usage, asthma management, use of technology in asthma control and primary prevention of asthma.

Websites

	Tri-Valley Pediatrics
	AsthmaMD

In The News

	The impact of digital health tools on the study of asthma (03/13/2019)
	Barking cough? It's probably croup (10/27/2015)
	Living Well: Camp is a haven for kids with asthma (05/28/2014)
	AsthmaMD revamps app, adds unconnected peak flow meter (05/08/2014)
	iOS App AsthmaMD 3.0 Makes It Easier For Patients And Physicians To Manage Symptoms (04/30/2014)
	New Tech Boosts Science (10/01/2011)

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Publications

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Congenital tuberculosis with facial nerve palsy. Pediatr Infect Dis J. 2002 Nov; 21(11):1085-6. Pejham S, Altman R, Li KI, Munoz JL. PMID: 12458576.

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