Prior to leaving my position at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute in early December 2016, I wrote the following stories which were later published in February and March 2017:
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December 2016/January 2017 Writing for Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
I wrote the following stories published in December 2016 and January 2017 by the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute:
Q&A with Sage Myers: How a National System of Health Data Can Improve Care
CHOP Research In the News: Hypertension, Cancer Survivors’ Parents, Breastfeeding, Antibiotics, Allergies
Frankly, My Dear, That’s Clear to an Expert: A Q&A on ‘Frank’ Presentations of Autism
Our 12 Top Stories Show Great Things Happened for Children’s Health in 2016
A Look Back at 2016: A Banner Year for Pediatric Research at CHOP
Researchers Find Compelling Preclinical Evidence for High-Risk Leukemia Therapies
Trio of Studies Shows Oral Antibiotics Are As Good As IV Antibiotics After Discharge
Neuroblastoma Genetics Study Seeks to Spell Out Structural Errors
Transformational Science: Q&A with Douglas Wallace, PhD, Winner of Franklin Medal
November 2016 Writing for Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
I wrote the following articles published in November 2016 by the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute:
Linking Patients and Data, Medicine and Science: CAVATICA Data Analysis Platform Launches
Untangling Attention Difficulties in Autism
Smart Robotic Toy Gym Could Identify Early Signs of Babies’ Developmental Delay
Cellular Energy Flaws Studied as Contributor to Schizophrenia
A ‘Critical Mass’ of Mitochondrial Disease Research Accelerates Treatment Quest
CHOP Research In the News: Body and Mind, Stayin’ Alive, ADHD Guidelines, Innovation Leadership
Q&A: How Pediatricians Can Help Suburban Families in Poverty
CHOP Research In the News: From Good Starts to Young Adult Transitions
CHOP Honors Superhuman Abilities of Clinical Research Coordinators
October 2016 Writing for Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
I wrote (or edited, as noted) the following articles published in October 2016 by the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute:
Scientists Seek Mitochondrial Mechanism to Overcome Cancer Treatment Resistance
Finding of Variability in Antibiotic Prescribing Yields Improvements, Accolades
Project Aims to Automate Adverse Event Reporting in Cancer Clinical Trials
In a Teenager’s Brain, HIV Infection Could Cause Unique Damage
How to Address Four Factors That Limit Gender Equality in Academic Medicine
I noticed a CHOP-affiliated co-author, Dr. Ganetzky, listed on a piece in the journal Academic Medicine calling for action on gender equality. I approached Dr. Ganetzky with the idea for a guest blog post on the subject and worked with her to refine and edit the post for publication.
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