Physician
Internal Medicine
Dr. Neil J. Nusbaum, MD
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Neil Nusbaum practices Internal Medicine. He graduated from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is a one of the best medicals schools. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is ranked 3/29 in Research/PrimaryCare. Neil Nusbaum is also a published doctor. He has 63 publication published. The most recent publication is: The saga of tobacco products liability litigation: a look back and a proposal for the future.
Publications
- An anticipatory geriatric strategy: to better care for those americans not yet old.
- Preparation for healthy retirement.
- Making "me-too" drugs benefit the public.
- Improving elder care by integrating geriatric expertise into medicare: a proposal.
- Improving patient care: learning more from bad outcomes.
- Rehabilitation and the older cancer patient.
- Dairy livestock methane remediation and global warming.
- Commentary: physician retirement and physician shortages.
- The ACRONYM (Alternatives for Circumvention of Restrictions on Naming BY Trialists of Their Manuscripts) Report.
- Patient-predicted life expectancy among ambulatory patients with heart failure.
- Health care disparities as a health care quality management challenge.
- What physicians need to know when catastrophe strikes.
- Radiation risk to future generations from long-lived radioactive waste.
- The Katrina public health debacle: lessons learned and lessons ignored.
- A medical economic fairy tale: Jack, the magic beans, Medicare and the US FDA.
- Mathematics preparation for medical school: do all premedical students need calculus?
- Care of the older worker.
- Role of the clinical breast examination in breast cancer screening does this patient have breast cancer? Does this patient have breast cancer? Barton MB, Harris R, Fle...
- Perioperative management and reversal of antithrombotic therapy.
- Thoughts of a traveler.
- Aging and sensory senescence.
- The saga of tobacco products liability litigation: a look back and a proposal for the future.
- Tensions in the racial integration of health care, then and now.
- The aging/cancer connection.
- Geriatric rehabilitation: state of the art.
- Red cell age by flow cytometry.
- Setting limits and long-term care of the frail elderly.
- Dietary trends in the United States.
- AZT incorporation into mitochondria: study in a human myeloid cell line.
- What good is it to get old?
- How do geriatric patients recover from surgery?
- AZT modulation of trimetrexate myelotoxicity: evidence from an HL60 model.
- Combination antiretroviral chemotherapy: a potential strategy in AIDS-related malignancy.
- Potential use of IgA protease therapy in IgA myeloma patients.
- Asymptomatic women at high risk of vertical HIV-1 transmission to their fetuses.
- Casualties abroad and at home.
- Emergence of resistance to VP-16/cisplatin chemotherapy: study in a lymphoblast model system.
- Electromagnetic scanning to predict lamb carcass composition.
- Radiation-induced malignant melanoma: the dog that did not bark.
- Computers and the clinical laboratory.
- Paclitaxel effect on a leukemia cell line: importance of paclitaxel concentration.
- Review: selective filtration--a phlebotomy strategy for sickle cell therapy.
- Autoimmune hemolytic anemia with both cold and warm autoantibodies.
- Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome as a paradigm for medicolegal education.
- Enhancement of methotrexate cytotoxicity by uracil analogues that inhibit deoxyuridine triphosphate nucleotidohydrolase (dUTPase) activity.
- Metastatic small-cell carcinoma of the lung in a patient with AIDS.
- Cooperation, not compulsion, in distribution of research materials.
- A proposal concerning products liability.
- Public health and the law: HIV antibody status and employment discrimination.
- The polymerase chain reaction and rapid antibiotic resistance screening.
- Radiation as a risk factor for cancer of the breast.
- Concise review: genetic bases for sideroblastic anemia.
- Flow cytometric detection of tumor metastases during urologic surgery.
- HIV antibody status and employment discrimination: 1991 update.
- Breaking the chain of HIV transmission.
- Low technology and the prevention of nosocomial AIDS.
- New tools for the trade.
- Drug development and patent law.
- Turner syndrome as a candidate pseudoautosomal disorder.
- Role of first responders in detecting and evaluating elders at risk.
- Factors governing speed of societal responses to threats: precision of definition of the threat may be more important than its anticipated likely severity.
- An online alternative to freshman year.
Schools
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Doctors Specialties
- Geriatric Medicine
- Hematology
- Medical Oncology
- Oncology
- Internal Medicine
Accepted Insurances
Education
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Massachusetts General Hospital -
Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Jacobi Medical Center -
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
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