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NYC public health chief Frieden will head CDC
Thomas Frieden, M.D., M.P.H., the New York City health commissioner who has worked to reduce smoking in New York and…
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Paid patient spokesman blows whistle on drugmaker
An old journalism professor once told me, “If your mother says she loves you, check it out.” Same goes, unfortunately,…
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John Verrico: Media roles before, during and after the disaster
Presenting on Health Journalism 2009's "Are you ready? Before, during and after the disaster"panel, John Verrico (media spokesman, Department of…
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Onora Lien: Managing disaster deaths: Overview and key considerations
As part of Health Journalism 2009's "Are you ready? Before, during and after the disaster" panel, Onora Lien (special projects…
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Ashton: Physicians at forefront of medical media
Jennifer Ashton, M.D., the new medical correspondent for CBS News, asserts that “when you look at the people who are…
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Peter Rabinovitch: ‘Wear and tear’ with aging: The free radical theory of aging
As part of Health Journalism 2009’s “Biology of aging” panel, Peter Rabinovitch (M.D., Ph.D., director, University of Washington Nathan Shock…
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Introduction to the biology of aging
As part of Health Journalism 2009’s “Biology of aging” panel, George M. Martin (M.D., professor emeritus, Department of Pathology, University…
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Matt Kaeberlein: Programmed aging
As part of Health Journalism 2009’s “Biology of aging” panel, Matt Kaeberlein (Ph.D., assistant professor, Department of Pathology, University of…
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Carl Eisdorfer: Observations on aging
At Health Journalism 2009, Carl Eisdorfer (M.D., Ph.D., Knight professor and director, University of Miami Center on Aging) shared his…
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Kris Sparks: Health Professional Shortage Areas: A good thing?
At Health Journalism 2009, Kris Sparks (director, Office of Rural Health, Washington State Department of Health; board member, National Rural…
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