Deletion of Ronald C Chow

Comment: I have no reason to doubt the citation record, but so far it looks prolific but not especially impactful (many papers, low citation numbers) and therefore not passing #C1. It is perhaps interesting that an undergraduate medical intern has been so prolific, but if it were notable it would only be through , and we don't have the sources for that
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:PROF||WP:GNG)

Comment: About the only strong evidence of notability here is the Google Scholar hits — and as written, this article doesn't actually make any claim about him that would enable us to properly |verify that the Google Scholar hits are correctly for ''him'', rather than an accidental conflation of two or more different people with similar names. (For example, the Google Scholar results seem to wobble all over the place from cancer research to dementia research to studies of helmet use among cyclists — what could Chow ''possibly'' be studying at Western that ''crosses over'' all three of those distinctly unrelated topics? Neither this biography nor even the Google Scholar page ''tells'' us what his major is, for starters, and even the LinkedIn page linked from Google Scholar just says the generic "medical science" rather than being sufficiently specific either — just like ''this'' article, it also places much stronger emphasis on his community involvement résumé than it does on anything that might make him notable as a ''medical'' researcher.) So, long story short, we need much stronger verification than this before we can consider him notable for any of it
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Verifiability (WP:V)