Nina Hill, MD, MSc

Dr. Hill is a health services researcher and practicing primary care clinician with passion for improving the health and healthcare of children, adults, and families with unmet social needs. She is specifically interested in the role of food insecurity, and the policies that influence it, in maintaining cardiometabolic health across the lifespan. Her current work examines "food is medicine" interventions from the perspective of patients and families and the healthcare system.

She is a practicing primary care clinician for children and adults at the Canton Health Center, with specific interests in breastfeeding support and cardiovascular disease prevention.

Food insecurity
Cardiovascular health
Care of vulnerable adolescents and young adults
Social determinants of health