Considering Screening When There May Be Minimal Direct Benefit to the Child.
Brown MJ, Kemper AR.
Pediatrics. 2021 07. 148(Suppl 1):s40-s44. PMID: 34210847
Adjunct Faculty
Mary Jean Brown
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Social and Behavioral Sciences
Social and Behavioral Sciences
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Discovery of potent and selective PKC-theta inhibitors.
Cywin CL, Dahmann G, Prokopowicz AS, Young ER, Magolda RL, Cardozo MG, Cogan DA, Disalvo D, Ginn JD, Kashem MA, Wolak JP, Homon CA, Farrell TM, Grbic H, Hu H, Kaplita PV, Liu LH, Spero DM, Jeanfavre DD, O'Shea KM, White DM, Woska JR, Brown ML.
Bioorg Med Chem Lett. 2007 Jan 01. 17(1):225-30. PMID: 17055721
Changing trends of HIV-related hospitalizations: a small area analysis in Illinois, 1994-2000.
Brown MJ, Eastman M, Shenassa ED.
J Community Health. 2003 Aug. 28(4):247-55. PMID: 12856794
Effectiveness of environmental health policies: a new frontier for epidemiologists.
Hu H, Brown MJ.
Epidemiology. 2003 May. 14(3):257-8. PMID: 12859022
Costs and benefits of enforcing housing policies to prevent childhood lead poisoning.
Brown MJ.
Med Decis Making. 2002 Nov-Dec. 22(6):482-92. PMID: 12458978
The effectiveness of housing policies in reducing children's lead exposure.
Brown MJ, Gardner J, Sargent JD, Swartz K, Hu H, Timperi R.
Am J Public Health. 2001 Apr. 91(4):621-4. PMID: 11291376
Children in Illinois with elevated blood lead levels, 1993-1998, and lead-related pediatric hospital admissions in Illinois, 1993-1997.
Brown MJ, Shenassa E, Matté TD, Catlin SN.
Public Health Rep. 2000 Nov-Dec. 115(6):532-6. PMID: 11354336
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