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  1. Survivors Lack Knowledge of Their Childhood Cancer (Reuters)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Survivors Lack Knowledge of Their Childhood Cancer Originally published by Reuters, April 9, 2002 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — Many adults who have survived a childhood cancer lack a clear understanding of their past diagnosis and treatment, putting…

  2. Some Terminally Ill Parents Avoid Custody Planning (Reuters Health)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Some Terminally Ill Parents Avoid Custody Planning (Reuters Health) By Charnicia E. HugginsOriginally published by Reuters Health, June 12, 2001 NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — Many terminally ill cancer patients, particularly single parents, do not make plans for…

  3. When Peer Review Yields Unsound Science (The New York Times)

     PRINTABLE PAGE When Peer Review Yields Unsound Science By Lawrence K. Altman, M.D.Originally published in The New York Times, June 11, 2002 Medical journals are the prime source of information about scientific advances that can change how doctors treat patients…

  4. Pediatricians Urged to Ask About Rape (The Associated Press)

     PRINTABLE PAGE Pediatricians Urged to Ask About Rape By Lindsey Tanner, AP Medical WriterOriginally published by The Associated Press, June 4, 2001 CHICAGO — Citing disturbing statistics showing adolescents have the nation’s highest rate of rape, the American Academy of…