Appropriate Education and Rowley

Janet Davison Rowley 1925–2013

Dr. Janet Rowley was internationally renowned for her studies of chromosome abnormalities in human leukemia and lymphoma. We adored her closer to home as a University of Chicago lifer and a treasured member of our great Hyde Park/Kenwood community. A woman of tremendous grace and beauty, she distinguished herself not only for her historic scientific discoveries but also with her sustained effor...

The Precautionary Principle: Dolan and Rowley Respond

Developing culturally appropriate Medicare education materials.

Cultural differences are some of the most subtle, yet critical, factors affecting how people with Medicare understand their benefits, rights and choices. This brief explores the lessons we have learned from an effort to develop and test Medicare education materials suitable for audiences of varying cultural backgrounds.

EMF and the Precautionary Principle: Dolan and Rowley Respond

appropriate setting for medical education

the 3.4 million polulation of isfahan province was evaluated by cluster sampling. in this study, 11230 cases had one or several medical complaints, 9818 had sought treatment in medical centers 146 were hospitalized. only 74 of the latter were admitted to university hospitals. during the month prior to study, 945 cases had been resting at home. the ratio of cases resting at home to those who wer...