Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
The impact of auto accidents on medical care,1999,96,6,33-35,Levinson
What physicians can do about firearm violence and prevention,1994,91,12,859-861,Eilers
Water-related injuries. the avoidable tragedies of summer,1999,96,7,33-35,Rapport
Knock knock: concussions from sports injuries,1998,95,11,27-29,Moser
Automobile accidents--seat belts and air bags,1986,83,11,715-720,Foster
Legal resources in confronting violence in New Jersey,1995,92,2,91-94,Imbalzano
MSNJ initiatives in the campaign on domestic violence,1995,92,2,111-112,Prystowsky
School intervention programs: an approach to preventing child abuse,1995,92,2,104-106,Copeland
Violence: a medical concern in New Jersey,1994,91,12,833-834,Lippman
Violence: changing the paradigm in New Jersey,1994,91,12,836-839,Cooper
An ethical basis for concern about violence,1994,91,12,840-842,Fennelly
Violence: a public health issue in New Jersey,1994,91,12,843-845,Nora
A domestic violence primer for clinicians,1994,91,12,848-850,Holtz
Violence: homicide and suicide in New Jersey,1994,91,12,855-858,Greenberg
Travel by airplane during pregnancy,1986,83,5,297-299,Breen
Report on the New Jersey Poison Information and Education System,1986,83,3,165-168,Marcus
Update on child abuse,1987,84,8,561-562,Hansen
Teenage suicide: causes warning signs and interventions,1987,84,5,339-343,Shrier
Special correspondence: vision standards,1991,88,7,497-498,Fonda
Suicide liability,1991,88,6,387,
Differential diagnosis and management of suicidal behavior,1993,90,2,134-137,Slaby
Prevention of handgun deaths,1990,87,4,283-285,Hutchins
The National Boxing Safety Center,1988,85,4,287-289,NOVICH
Bicycle injuries in a suburban community,1987,84,9,629-631,Ruderman
Violent teens. Can physicians help?,1999,96,9,49-50,Greenfield
The bio-psycho-social consequences of terrorism,2004,101,9 Suppl,84-88,Crimando
A domestic violence primer for clinicians,1994,91,12,853-854,Holtz
New violence institute extends UMDNJ tradition of service to New Jerseyans,1996,93,4,53-55,Bergen
Medical partnerships with community-based organizations in violence prevention,1995,92,2,96-98,Ziskin
Geriatric assessment in the diagnosis and treatment of elder abuse,1995,92,2,108-110,Schor
Therapeutic interventions for child victims of violence,1995,92,2,100-102,Clemente
Domestic violence: break the silence,1997,94,10,53-55,Cornell
Domestic violence: the new standard of care,1996,93,8,33-36,Holtz
Radiological terrorism,2004,101,9 Suppl,66-75,Timins
An epidemiologist's view of bioterrorism,2004,101,9 Suppl,26-31,Bresnitz
New Jersey state program development for terrorism preparedness and other public health emergencies,2004,101,9 Suppl,17-24 ,Ziskin
Legal issues involving bioterrorism preparedness in New Jersey. An initial discourse,2004,101,9 Suppl,9-16,Jackson
Preparedness: prevention,2004,101,9 Suppl,7-8,Ziskin
Preparedness: response to the challenge,2004,101,9 Suppl,6-7,Bresnitz
Potential hazards-with or without terrorism,2004,101,9 Suppl,5-6,Paulson
State epidemiologist Eddy Bresnitz MD MS on bioterrorism,2003,100,7-8,47; author reply 47,Porwancher
An epidemiologist's view of bioterrorism. Eddy A. Bresnitz MD MS discusses state initiatives and preparedness. Interview by Leah Z. Ziskin,2003,100,4,12-19,Bresnitz
Combating bioterrorism. The Brentwood Project,2002,99,11,39,Smith
Anthrax. An old disease returns as a bioterrorism weapon,2000,97,9,35-41,Morgan
Targeting bioterrorism,1999,96,10,29-31,Berlin
How to end the epidemic of violence,1996,93,10,45-49,Louria
Dementia patients. Should they be driving?,1999,96,7,43-46,Cable
The gift of life,1989,86,8,615-616,Jacobson
Taking care of the elderly: the unmentioned abuses,1998,95,2,59-61,Shua-Haim
Raising the curtain on domestic violence,1999,96,5,37-38,Ellerbroek
Anti-arthropod advice,1996,93,7,8,Rosenstein
Helping victims of rape: a program called SANE. Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner,1998,95,2,45-46,Cornell
Murder she wrote and other stories,1998,95,6,19-20,Slobodien
Human bite is a deadly weapon,1989,86,5,338,
Ciguatera fish poisoning,1989,86,6,469-471,Hashmi
Complications of caustic ingestion,1991,88,3,201-204,Arif