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1. HELPING OUR SERVICE MEMBERS RETURN HOME.

Author

Freeman, Dexter, Grace, Gerald, and Endicott, Lanny

Subjects
SERVICES for veterans, AMERICAN veterans, POST-traumatic stress disorder, REINTEGRATION of veterans, SOCIAL services
Abstract

The article focuses on a study which explores a new paradigm for modern-era veteran care in the U.S. It examines military culture and how it can help or hinder community reintegration. It reviews evidenced-based treatment modalities for treating service members with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Published
2011

2. How evidence-based medicine biases physicians against nutrition.

Author

Thomas, Laurie Endicott

Subjects
PHYSICIANS, NUTRITION, MEDICAL students, DIETETICS, RANDOMIZED controlled trials, MALNUTRITION
Abstract

Abstract: Medical students in the United States are taught little about nutrition and dietetics. Worse yet, their training biases them against the studies that show the power of dietary approaches to managing disease. The current approach to evidence-based medicine encourages physicians to ignore any information that does not come from a double-blind, randomized controlled trial. Yet human beings cannot be blinded to a dietary intervention. As a result, physicians are biased toward drug treatments and against dietary interventions for the management of chronic disease. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

Published
2013
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3. Antidepressants and Risks of Suicide and Suicide Attempts: A 27-Year Observational Study.

Author

Leon, Andrew C., Solomon, David A., Chunshan Li, Fiedorowicz, Jess G., Coryell, W. H., Endicott, Jean, and Keller, Martin B.

Subjects
ANTIDEPRESSANTS, SUICIDAL behavior, SUICIDE, ACADEMIC medical centers, PATIENT monitoring
Abstract

The article discusses a longitudinal, observational study that examined the association of antidepressants with suicide attempts and with suicide deaths at 5 academic medical centers in the U.S. Findings show that antidepressants are associated with a significant reduction in the risk of suicidal behavior. It also reveals that patients with more severe affective syndromes are more likely to initiate treatment. The need for clinicians to closely monitor patients taking antidepressants is suggested.

Published
2011
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4. Cooperation, not confrontation.

Author

Endicott, John E.

Subjects
JAPAN-United States relations, JAPANESE foreign relations
Abstract

Discusses United States-Japan relations. Need for cooperation rather than cooperation; Benefits of close economic and security relationship; Political and economic reform which must be carried by the Japanese government; Proposal for Pacific partnership for peace.

Published
1997

5. A relationship in transition.

Author

Endicott, John E.

Subjects
JAPANESE foreign relations
Abstract

Reports on the development of interdependent democratic societies on both sides of the Pacific that will usher in an era of positive relationship between Japan and the United States. Focus on trade and economic issues; American aid to sluggish Japanese economy; Japan's role in global and regional security; Limited nuclear-free zone in northeast Asia; American support to Japan's involvement in global issues.

Published
1993

6. Manufacturing Better Plants.

Author

Endicott, Wayne A.

Subjects
REAL estate developers, DESIGNERS, WAREHOUSES, FACTORIES, PRECAST concrete
Abstract

The article focuses on the increase in the number of owners and designers of warehouses and industrial plants who are using precast concrete components in the U.S. Architect Ken Dixon of Dixon Architecture took advantage of the benefits of precast concrete. According to Mark Farmer, project manager for M+H Architecture, owners and designers used precast concrete panels because of its cost, durability, and speed of construction.

Published
2008

7. House of the new millennium.

Author

Endicott, Wayne

Subjects
HOUSING
Abstract

Presents information on the Professional Builder magazine's Greater Chicagoland Housing Foundation study, which focused on the concept of housing construction for the year 2001 in the United States. Method used to conduct the study; Response to the study by home builders; Findings from the study.

Published
1998

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