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2010
The Limits of Bioethics: Where the profession ends and politics begins Kidney Mitzvah: Israel's remarkable new steps to solve its organ shortage. The Right (and Wrong) Answers 2009
A 'Gift of Life' With Money Attached Expel Students Who Might Kill Themselves? Weird Science Tempest In A C-Cup The Case for Paying Organ Donors: There is no indignity in financial gain. Clinical Trials, Wrapped in Red Tape About That New Jersey Organ Scandal Body & Sold: It's Time To Offer People Incentives To Donate Organs Steve Jobs' Liver Testimony, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights The National Kidney Foundation's Bizarre Logic 10 Questions with Sally Satel, MD To Fight Stigmas, Start With Treatment Reward Organ Donors: Singapore's new law is a positive step toward making the transplant market more transparent. How Marion Barry could help the organ shortage Kidney for sale: Let's legally reward the donor When Altruism Isn't Moral Dopamine Made Me Do It Take My Kidney, Please 2008
It's All in Your Head A Way to Reward Organ Donors Addiction Doesn’t Discriminate? Wrong Organ Failure: Doing battle with the National Kidney Foundation. Health Equity and Accountability Act of 2007 'What's wrong with selling kidneys?' The God Committee: Should criminals have equal access to scarce medical treatments? Addressing Disparities in Health and Healthcare: Issues for Reform Veterans' Mental Health Treatment First Act Why We Need a Market for Human Organs What the Doctor Ordered Transplant tourism: treating patients when they return to the U.S. Sources of Medical Research Funding Code Red Science and Sorrow A Helping Hand for Vets 2007
Desperately Seeking a Kidney In Praise of Stigma Mind Over Manual Supply, Demand, and Kidney Transplants Testimony: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Personality Disorders: Challenges for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Addiction isn't a brain disease, Congress. Guns and Needles The Human Factor "Been There?" Sometimes That Isn't the Point Who Wants to be a Kidney Recipient? Sane Mental Health Laws? Don't hold your breath. Federal "advocates" are standing in the way of reform. Oxy Morons Health Gulf: Medical Apartheid by Harriet A. Washington Paying for Kidneys
When Altruism Is Not Enough: The Worsening Organ Shortage And What It Means For The Elderly Mismanaged Care One Harsh Prescription: A doctor vs. cyber humanitarianism. Doing Well By Doing Good 9/11: Mental Health in the Wake of Terrorist Attacks The Trouble with Traumatology First, Do Harm 2006
Sometimes, the Why Really Isn't Crucial Is Caffeine Addictive?—A Review of the Literature Organs for Sale Organ donations in the USA: Measuring the Psychic Pain of War Stressed Out Vets:
Believing the worst about post-traumatic stress disorder For Addicts, Firm Hand Can Be the Best Medicine Think Before You Drink: Talking under the influence? They’re still your words. Pharmutopia:
Antidepressants and the numbing-down of America.
The Waiting Game: The struggle to find organ donors is more difficult with a less-than-generous public policy The Kindness of Strangers:
And the cruelty of some medical ethicists. Death's Waiting List [Unabridged Version]
Patients Adrift in a Sea of Clinical Trials Are Doctors Biased? A Statement of Madness For Some, The War Is Never Over For Some, the War Won't End A Better Breed of American Biased Doctors? Don’t rush to pull out the race card. A Pill to Treat Your Addiction? Don't Bet the Rent Smoking Out Cliches About Race Suicide Risks and SSRIs: New Data Should Change the Equation 2005
An Internet Lifeline, in Search of a Kidney
[Unabridged Version] Much Ado About Meth? Political Science: Is the GOP the elephant in the laboratory? Prescription: Flexibility Where's the Choice? A Whiff of 'Reefer Madness' in U.S. Drug Policy Defining Down Mental Illness 'The Ethical Brain': Mind Over Gray Matter A Cautionary Tale Saving Our Vets Once They're Home: The right kind of mental health treatment is vital. Good to Grow [Unabridged Version] An Infantile Policy The Children of Ground Zero Just the Facts, Ma’am Data do not support ban on silicone breast implants Bread and Shelter, Yes. Psychiatrists, No. Where Were You on 1/14? [Unabridged Version] Brain-based leniency would give teen killers a pass TCS Convention on Biodiversity Coverage: Diminishing Biodiverse Returns The IOM Report: Too Quick to Diagnose Bias Some Gene Research Just Isn't Worth the Money [Unabridged Version] The Therapy Reflex
2004
Race and medicine can mix without prejudice Doctors Behind Bars: Treating Pain Is Now Risky Business Are You Normal? Think Again The rush to black label (or blackball) SSRIs. Bad Medicine? The data on anti-depressants and child suicide aren't conclusive. [Wall Street Journal Version] Drugged and Confused Painful Correction A Case of Colorblind Care WHO's Dubious Bag of HIV Medicines [Unabridged Version] The Perils of Putting National Leaders on the Couch Two Countries, Two Views on Antidepressants Where There's Smoke Science Fiction A Smokeless Alternative To Quitting [Unabridged Version] Testimony of Sally Satel MD Returning From Iraq, Still Fighting Vietnam Don't Despair over Disparities Health and the Income Inequality Hypothesis: 2003
Out of the Asylum, Into The Cell OxyContin half-truths can cause suffering Mind Games: The Senate’s mental health parity bill is ill-conceived. Commission’s Omission ADD Overdose? Is Drug Addiction a Brain Disease? The Trauma Society Talk About Trauma! Fast food ‘addiction’ feeds only lawyers Insanity Goes Back on Trial OxyMorons 2002
Kumbayah Medicine: Why is the government paying for research into wacky alternative treatments? New Yorkers Don’t Need Therapy I Am a Racially Profiling Doctor Erratum? Racist Doctors? Don't Believe The Media Hype It's Crazy to Execute the Insane Menopause Envy: Not all guys have changed since September 11 2001
Public Health? Forget It; Cosmic Issues Beckon Medicine’s Race Problem* ‘You Dirty Rats’: Activists Jeopardize Biomedical Research The Sorry CSAP Flap: It’s Worse Than It Looks In Focus: Guest Editorial: Affirmative Action Manager's Journal: The Newest Feminist Icon -- a Killer Mom Race Belongs in the Stem Cell Debate (by Jon Entine and Sally Satel) Crazed and Confused A murder defendant is forced to choose between the death penalty and permanent madness. Keeping OxyContin Out of the Wrong Hands Does Inequality Make You Sick? The dangers of the new public health crusade Mommy Undearest Drugs: A Decision, Not a Disease Feminism Is Bad for Women's Health Care Who needs medical ethics? (by Sally Satel and Christine Stolba) The Indoctrinologists Are Coming by Sally Satel 2000
The Truth about Anti-depressants Will Cheer You Up Learning to Say ‘I've Had Enough’ Prime-Time Psychosis Isn't a Commando Raid ‘Psychologically Abusive’? Baseball Is Off Its Rocker 1999
Perspective On Hate; Badness Or Madness? ‘Parity’ Isn't Charity An Overabundance Of Counseling? 1998
Bookshelf: A Battle Plan for the Drug War Is Clinton Out of Control? Bookshelf: Addicted to Abolition Do Drug Courts Really Work? Opiates for the Masses Don't Forget the Addict's Role in Addiction For Addicts, Force Is the Best Medicine 1997
Letters to the Editor: NOW's Time Is Past When Work Is The Cure 1996
The Politicization of Public Health Is Your Kid on Drugs? The FDA Makes It Hard to Know Where There's Smoke, There's Ire Psychiatric Apartheid The Madness of Deinstitutionalization 1995
Yes, Drug Treatment Can Work The Wrong Fix Treating Insanity Reasonably |
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