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“As cancer survival rates
continue to increase,
secondary issues such as
reproductive outlook are
becoming a primary concern
among researchers, providers,
and, most importantly,
survivors. … Despite concerns
regarding infertility, survivors
often desire to have their own
offspring, and advances such
as IVF and ICSI are changing
their reproductive outlook.
However, the knowledge
needed to translate many of
the other options to the clinic
is missing.”
Nieman, C. L., R. Kazer, R. E.
Brannigan, L. S. Zoloth, P. L.
Chase-Lansdale, K. Kinahan,
K. J. Dilley, D. Roberts, L. D.
Shea, and T. K. Woodruff. 2006.
Cancer survivors and infertility:
a review of a new problem
and novel answers. Journal of
Supportive Oncology 4(4): 171-78
(p. 176).
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Pattillo, M., with W. J. Wilson, R. Taub, and
A. B. Reuben. 2006. Groveland: A stable
African American community. In There
Goes the Neighborhood, by W. J. Wilson and
R. Taub. New York: Knopf.
Eva Redei
Solberg, L. C., A. E. Baum, N. Ahmadiyeh,
K. Shimomura, R. Li, F. W. Turek, J. S.
Takahashi, G. A. Churchill, and E. E.
Redei. 2006. Genetic analysis of the stressresponsive
adrenocortical axis. Physiological
Genomics 27(3): 362-69.
Baum, A. E., L. C. Solberg, G. A. Churchill,
N. Ahmadiyeh, J. S. Takahashi, and E. E.
Redei. 2006. Test- and behavior-specific
genetic factors affect WKY hypoactivity
in tests of emotionality. Behavioural Brain
Research. 169(2): 220-30.
Leonard Rubinowitz
Bowman, C., D. Roberts, and L. Rubinowitz.
2006. Race and gender in the Law Review.
Northwestern University Law Review 100(1):
27-70.
Linda Teplin
L. Teplin, with M. H. Swahn, et al. 2006.
Concordance between self-reported
maltreatment and court records of abuse or
neglect among high-risk youths. American
Journal of Public Health 96(10): 1849-53.
Teplin, L. A., K. M. Abram, G. M.
McClelland, A. A. Mericle, M. K. Dulcan,
and J. J. Washburn. 2006. Psychiatric
disorders of youth in detention. Department
of Justice, OJJDP Juvenile Justice Bulletin
April: 1-16.
Susan Thistle
Lieb, H., and S. Thistle. 2006. The
changing impact of marriage, motherhood
and work on women’s poverty. Journal of
Women, Politics & Policy 27(3-4): 5-22.
Brian Uzzi
Uzzi, B., R. Lancaster, and S. Dunlap.
2006. Weighing the worth of social ties:
Embeddedness and the price of legal services
in the large law firm market. In Managing
the Modern Law Firm: New Challenges -
New Perspectives, ed. L. Epsom. New York:
Oxford University Press.
Sandra Waxman
Waxman, S. R., and D. L. Medin. 2006.
Core knowledge, naming, and the
acquisition of the fundamental folkbiologic
concept “alive.” In Proceedings of the 5th
International Conference of the Cognitive
Science, ed. N. Miyake, 53-55. Mahwah,
N.J.: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.
Waxman, S. R. 2006. Tudo tinha um nome,
e de cada nome nascia um novo pensamento
(Everything had a name, and each name
gave birth to a new thought: Links between
early word-learning and conceptual
organization). In Aquisição da Linguagem e
Problemas do Desenvolvimento Lingüístico, ed.
L. M. S. Corrêa. Rio de Janeiro: Editora da
PUC-Rio.
Fennell, C. T., and S. R. Waxman. 2006.
Infants of 14 months use phonetic detail in
novel words embedded in naming phrases.
In Proceedings of the 30th Boston University
Conference on Language Development, ed.
D. Bamman, T. Magnitskaia, and C. Zaller,
178-89. Somerville, Mass.: Cascadilla Press.
Fulkerson, A. L., S. R., Waxman, and J.
M. Seymour. 2006. Linking object names
and object categories: Words but not
tones facilitate object categorization in
6- and 12-month-olds. In Proceedings of
the 30th Boston University Conference on
Language Development, ed. D. Bamman,
T. Magnitskaia, and C. Zaller, 178-89.
Somerville, Mass.: Cascadilla Press.
Waxman, S. R., and J. Lidz. 2006. Early
word learning. In Handbook of Child