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Dr. Timothy Jorgensen was interviewed by the Washingtonian about electromagnetic radiation, health and a West Virginia community living without cell phones, wifi and many modern technologies.
Dr. Lucile Adams-Campbell was quoted in USA Today as a member of the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee on its latest report.
Dr. Tom Sherman joined a panel on the Diane Rehm Show to discuss dietary cholesterol.
Nurse.com reported on Georgetown's NHS midwives program and interviewed Prof. Julia Lange Kessler.
Dr. Ranit Mishori and Dr. Tasha Seliby penned two articles in the Washington Post --one about chemoprevention for breast cancer and one about breast cancer risk factors.
Dr. Kenneth Lin was interviewed by the Washington Post about testicular cancer screening. He was also interviewed for the Mishori article (above) on chemoprevention.
The Washington Post talked to Dr. Shawna Willey about breast conservation therapy and mastectomies.
WUSA9 turned to Dr. Scott Turner for expert commentary on a study suggesting OTC medication contributes to dementia.
WTOP interviewed Dr. Ranit Mishori about patient use of the internet for medical information.
Dr. Adriane Fugh-Berman comments on the downside of a new hepatitis C drug in the Seattle Times.
Washington's WNEW talks to Dr. Ranit Mishori about adults and the measles vaccination.
CCTV interviewed Dr. Joel Selanikio about his experience treating Ebola.
Autism Daily Newscast and PsychCentral covered Dr. Michael Ullman's study on brain compensation for several disorders including autism.
NPR, Boston Herald and Yahoo News interviewed Dr. Adriane Fugh-Berman about flibanserin, the so-called "female Viagra."
The Hoya reported on the CDC's selection of NHS to house the MidAtlantic Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Unit.
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