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Dr. Jesse Goodman was the sole source for a story in The Washington Post on the lasting impact of the Ebola Virus on the body. Dr. Daniel Lucey was interviewed by Live Science/Yahoo News on how a few cases of Ebola could reignite the crisis.
The Washington Post interviewed Dr. Michael Pishvaian and one of his patients about tumor profiling and its future role in determining cancer treatment.
Dr. Adriane Fugh-Berman discussed PharmedOut and pharmaceutical marketing on CSPAN's show Q&A.
Dr. Daniel Lucey talked to Al Jazeera English about the growing swine flu outbreak in India (link not available in the U.S.).
The School of Nursing & Health Studies online graduate nursing program was mentioned in several articles about Yale's first online course. Outlets carrying the story include The Wall Street Journal, Fast Company and the Chronicle of Higher Education.
The Orange County Business Journal ran a story about the selection of Dr. Howard Federoff as vice chancellor of health affairs for UC Irvine and dean of its medical school.
Dr. Alexander Dromerick was interviewed by CNN's Sanjay Gupta for a program about the rehabilitation and recovery of journalist Miles O'Brien who lost his arm last year (clip not available).
The Washington Post ran a brief obituary about Georgetown's former neurology chair Dr. Jonathan Pincus.
Dr. Angus Worthing was interviewed by The Washington Post about biosimilars.
The Wilmington News Journal interviewed Dr. Thomas Sherman about eating well.
Dr. Daniel Lucey was interviewed by National Geographic about a potential measles outbreak in West Africa following the Ebola crisis.
The National Cancer Institute, R&D Magazine and Science Daily ran stories about Dr. Anton Wellstein's recent manuscript in Oncogene about cancer metastasis.
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