Findings Spring, 2007

Features
> Michigan Dioxin Exposure Study
> Dr. Gilsdorf's Season in Hell
> Tools of the Trade

Alumni Network
> The Troublemaker in Health Care
> The Optimist in Human Services

Observatory News
> A Doctor Who Would Cure the World
> Academic Rites of Spring
> What Generation Gap?
> Olympic Drive
> NSF International Endowed Chair
> Prize Doors & Stairs

Research Highlights
> Diabetes Genetic Factors Found
> Stop an STD—Before 6th Grade?
> Key Pharmaceutical Policy Case
> Rx for an Ailing System

inFOCUS
> CANCER, internationally
> ANTHRAX, genetics for drugs
> DDT, danger vs. malaria
> TEEN SMOKING, by location
> PATIENT DATA, electronically

Student Snapshot

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Leslie Stainton, Editor
Mary Beth Lewis, Web Editor
Terri Weinstein Mellow, Director of Communications
Design, Don Hammond; Savitski Design
Technical Direction, Patty Bradley

	Troubled Waters How they were navigated by the Michigan Dioxin Exposure Study.
	Dr. Gilsdorf's Season in Hell Physician, epidemiologist . . . and then cancer patient.
	Tools of the Trade Take the quiz about the surprising ways researchers do their jobs.

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