Word: brogan
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...Kelly V. Brogan, an MIT senior, was the first person in line to buy a ticket on the morning of September 16. She said she started waiting at 9 a.m., though the box office didn't open until noon...
...phenomenal opportunity to hear a man of his stature speak," Brogan explained...
...craven unwillingness of the church hierarchy to denounce and excommunicate members of the I.R.A. and its supporters. If the hottest spots in hell are reserved for those who in times of great moral crisis maintain their neutrality, then Hades must be crawling with Irish bishops. JOHN A. BROGAN III Hamburg, Germany...
...undermine the evidence of the value of lumpectomies. His research was part of a much larger study, and when his statistics are removed, the conclusions do not change. And other studies have had the same results. Even with such assurances, many patients were still uneasy. Said Donna Brogan, an Emory University biostatistician who had a lumpectomy in 1986: "The whole research enterprise operates on trust among scientists. When someone betrays that trust, it is upsetting...
Information campaigns are just the starting point. Medical researchers acknowledge that their work very often proceeds without anyone taking a broad view. "The approach to diseases in general has been sort of haphazard," says Donna Brogan, chairperson of the biostatistics division at Emory University's School of Public Health and a member of the research task force for the National Breast Cancer Coalition. By organizing their own scientific meetings, advocates help assess the state of research for a particular disease and look for areas that need strengthening. "That's unique to them," says NIH director Healy. "They are setting bold...