| 8-03-10 David Van Sickle (Cohort 4) Computerworld iPhone apps that could save your life…Read More |
| 8-02-10 Cleopatra Abdou (Cohort 6) Newswise It takes a village to keep a pregnant woman at her healthiest, a new University of Michigan study shows.…Read More |
| 8-05-10 Jonathan Samet (National Advisory Committee) Newsweek To get a sense of the total, complete, and utter mess that is research on the health effects of cell phones, look no further than a study of whether the ubiquitous gadgets raise the risk of brain tumors.…Read More |
| 8-02-10 Kate Strully (Cohort 3) Science Daily / American Sociological Association Sociological study links state tax credit programs to higher birth weight…Read More |
| 8-03-10 Rebecca Thurston (Cohort 1) USAToday August 3, 2010 - If menopause has a defining symptom, it's the one-woman heat wave: the hot flash.…Read More |
| 7-30-10 Marc Wilson (University of Michigan Site Director) Examiner.com New York At least 350 million people contract malaria each year. About one million of them die.…Read More |
| Allison Aiello (Cohort 1) DOTMed.com "Fever is a conventional screening tool for physicians because it is a common symptom in many influenza and influenza-like illnesses."…Read More |
| 7-28-10 Jennifer Jennings (Cohort 7) The Huffington Post A number of recent news items on education should demonstrate to educators how little attention the political establishment has paid to the legitimate concerns of teachers.…Read More |
| 7-26-10 Natasha Dow Schüll (Cohort 1) The Economist When we talk about legal restrictions on gambling, what do we mean by "gambling"?…Read More |
| 7-21-10 James Knickman (National Advisory Committee) Staten Island New York 1.com Healthcare Network Prepares To Fill St. Vincent's Void…Read More |
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