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Statement of Diana Zuckerman, Ph.D., President National Research Center for Women & Families at the FDA Advisory Committee Meeting on Meridia

September 15, 2010 Read More >

Is Newer and More Expensive Care Better?

You get what you pay for, right? Many people assume that more expensive care is superior. However, care that is far less expensive is sometimes just as good or even better. Read More >

Physical Activity, Sports, and Head Injuries

You might think you know about concussions, but did you know that even one concussion may have serious, long-term consequences for your brain and can increase the chances that you will have another concussion in the future? Read More >

Teen Mothers as Targets for Violence

It is well-known that teen pregnancy puts girls at risk for a lifetime of poverty, but a new study shows that teen mothers are also at high risk of being abused by their boyfriends or husbands in the months after their baby is born. Read More >

Scleroderma: What is it and How is it Treated?

Scleroderma means hardening of the skin. It is not a single disease but a group of diseases. What all forms of the disease have in common is abnormal connective tissue leading to skin tightening. There are two types of scleroderma: “localized scleroderma” and the more severe, “systemic scleroderma.” No one understands yet what causes either. Read More >

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Statement of Diana Zuckerman, Ph.D., President National Research Center for Women & Families at the FDA Advisory Committee Meeting on Meridia

Is Newer and More Expensive Care Better?

Physical Activity, Sports, and Head Injuries

Teen Mothers as Targets for Violence

Scleroderma: What is it and How is it Treated?

Statement of Diana Zuckerman Regarding FDA Legislation Before the Subcommittee on Energy and Commerce, June 12, 2007

Statement on the Safety of Medical Products

Invited Testimony of Diana Zuckerman, PhD, Before the Standing Committee on Health, Canadian Parliament, Ottawa