 |
2008 |
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Let Them Eat Cupcakes? - April 2008 |
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My 81-Year Old Mom: Drug Safety Expert? - March 2008 |
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A Paradox of Progress - February 2008 |
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“Trust
but Verify.” Verify? - January 2008 |
2007 |
|
|
Better
Computer Use Could Enhance Health - December 2007 |
|
Expand
Care to Treat Broad Patient Needs - November 2007 |
|
Science
Message Muddled, Public Befuddled - October 2007 |
|
Health
Reform May Require Outside Instigators
-
September 2007 |
|
Research
in the Medical Marketplace - August 2007 |
|
No
Free Lunch for Health Care Reform - July. 2007 |
|
So
Many Choices, So Little Information! - June 2007 |
|
Improving Health, Climate Similarly Daunting Challenges - May 2007 |
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Lessons and Cautions - April 2007 |
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The Price of Patient Passivity - March 2007 |
|
Lipstick-On-A-Pig Health Reform- February 2007 |
|
Power,Politics and Performance - January 2007 |
2006 |
|
|
Quantifying
People Particles- Dec. 2006 |
|
Great
Expectations - Nov. 2006 |
|
November
Solutions - Oct. 2006 |
|
Consequences
of Terror Fatigue - Sept. 2006 |
|
Carrots
and Two-by-Fours- August 2006 |
|
The Simple Life - July 2006 |
|
Visions of Riskless Solutions - June 2006 |
|
The Cure Is First, Then the Disease - May 2006 |
|
Give Me Ambiguity, or Something Else - April 2006 |
|
A
New Vision of Aging - March 2006 |
|
Pedestrian
Solution to Health Care - Feb. 2006 |
|
Daunting
in the Dark - Jan. 2006 |
2005 |
|
|
Reframing
the Suboptimal -
Dec. 2005 |
|
Coming
Home to Roost -
Nov. 2005 |
|
No
Killer Apps in Health Information - Oct. 2005 |
|
Homeland
Security and Public Health - Sep. 2005 |
|
They
Only Play One on TV - Aug. 2005 |
|
Suzy
Spotless Takes on Obesity - July 2005 |
|
Obligations
of Science and Society - June 2005 |
|
Caveat
Viewer - May 2005 |
|
Putting Yourself First - April 2005 |
|
Risking
the Social Contract - March 2005 |
|
Intelligence
Quest
- Feb. 2005 |
|
Political
Science - Jan. 2005 |
2004 |
|
|
Renewing
Old Values - Dec. 2004 |
|
Home
Depot Health Care - Nov. 2004 |
|
Radicchio
and Responsibility - Oct. 2004 |
|
What
We Know and When We Know It - Sept. 2004 |
|
Evidence-Based
Medicare: A Start- Aug. 2004 |
|
Leave
No Scientist Behind - July 2004 |
|
FDA
Gives Plan B an F - June 2004 |
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Is Our People Healthy - May 2004 |
|
A Full Partnerhsip for the Future - April 2004 |
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Demography Is Destiny - March 2004 |
|
Feeling Safe or Being Safe? - Feb. 2004 |
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Prevention Deficit Disorder - Jan. 2004 |
2003 |
|
|
New Roles, New Spirits - Dec. 2003 |
|
La Dolce Vita - Nov. 2003 |
|
Pointing Fingers in the Dark - Oct. 2003 |
|
Keeping Fit for a Lifetime - Sept. 2003 |
|
You
Get What They Pay For -
Aug 2003 |
|
Good At-Bats - July 2003 |
|
Undermining Science - June 2003 |
|
SARS and the Free Market - May 2003 |
|
A Bold Commitment - April 2003 |
|
Odds
and Ends - Mar. 2003 |
|
Neglected
Questions - Feb. 2003 |
|
Ship
Happens - Jan. 2003 |
2002 |
|
|
Inconvenient
Information - Dec. 2002 |
|
Capturing
the Value of Health Research -
Nov. 2002 |
|
Whose
Science is it, anway? - Oct. 2002 |
|
Grief:
Our most prevalent condition -
Oct. 2002 |
|
A
Tale of Two Cities - Sept. 2002 |
|
The
Opportunity of Cost of Time -
Aug. 2002 |
|
Balancing
the Research Portfolio -
Jul. 2002 |
|
Point,
Click, Heal - Jun. 2002 |
|
From
Lab to Living Room - May 2002 |
|
The
Zigzag Path to Truth - Apr. 2002 |
|
If
it Weren't for the honor - Mar. 2002 |
|
No
Magic Arrow - Feb. 2002 |
|
Media
and Messages - Jan. 2002 |
2001 |
|
|
Persistant
Prompting - Dec. 2001 |
|
The
Winds of Spore - Nov. 2001 |
|
Eating
Your Heart Out - Sept. 2001 |
|
A
New Way to Purchase Health -
Aug. 2001 |
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These
essays appeared in the Center's
newsletter and may be quoted with attribution.
All Essays written by:
Jessie C. Gruman, Ph.D.
President
Center for the Advancement of Health |
