Here are some things, other than books and blog posts, that I wrote with a general audience in mind:
- “CASES: A Fine Line Between Ask and Tell” – The New York Times
- “CASES: When Bad Advice Is the Best Advice” – The New York Times
- “DOCTOR FILES: When the Unknown Is Not So Bad” – Los Angeles Times
- “Dose Response” – The Sciences
- “eBay and the Brain: What Psychology Teaches Us about the Economic Downturn” – Scientific American
- “Animal Madness” – Worth
And here are some non-technical “academic” articles:
- “Sleepless in the hospital: Our own default” – ACP Hospitalist
- “Better Off Not Knowing” – Archives of Internal Medicine
- “Contracts With Patients in Clinical Practice” – The Lancet
- “Beyond Costs and Benefits” – The Oncologist
- “What Should I Do, Doc?” – Archives of Internal Medicine
- “Rationing By Any Other Name” – The New England Journal of Medicine
- “Doctor Talk: Technology and Modern Conversation” – The American Journal of Medicine
- “Is Information Always A Good Thing?” – Medical Care
- “Misimagining the Unimaginable” – Health Psychology
- “Beyond Comprehension”
If you’re interested in a complete list of my academic research, access a PDF of my CV here.
