Selected Publications (after
biomedical research in animal viruses)
Recent Media. "If health care is broken, how do we fix it?" Op-Ed, Traverse City Record-Eagle, Sept.24, 2017.
"Time to debunk the mammography myth" (with Gayle Sulik), CNN Op-Ed (invited), March 18, 2014.
Recent Media. "If health care is broken, how do we fix it?" Op-Ed, Traverse City Record-Eagle, Sept.24, 2017.
"Time to debunk the mammography myth" (with Gayle Sulik), CNN Op-Ed (invited), March 18, 2014.
Extending feminist critique to the science and politics of breast cancer, my book on on breast cancer and evidence-based medicine will be published soon.
I wrote the Foreword to Gayle Sulik’s Pink Ribbon Blues: How Breast Cancer Culture Undermines Women’s Health (Oxford University Press, 2012). www.pinkribbonblues.org.
I wrote the Foreword to Gayle Sulik’s Pink Ribbon Blues: How Breast Cancer Culture Undermines Women’s Health (Oxford University Press, 2012). www.pinkribbonblues.org.
“Science and Politics of Breast Cancer Activism: The Power of Feminist Science Coupled with Evidence-Based Medicine,” appeared in Ethics-Gender-Medicine. Narrations of the Body in Political Reflection. International Women’s and Gender Studies in Lower Saxony, Volume 6, ed. Waltraud Ernst (LIT, 2010).
"'Your Silence Will Not Protect You': Feminist Science Studies, Breast Cancer, and Activism," appeared in Mayberry, Subramanian, and Weasel, eds. Feminist Science Studies: A New Generation (Routledge, 2001).
Critiques of
biological determinism of sex, race, and sexual differences. Two co-authored papers appeared in Gender and
the Science of Difference: Cultural Politics of Contemporary Science and
Medicine, ed. Jill Fisher (Rutgers University Press, 2011):
“Looking for Difference? Methodology Is in
the Eye of the Beholder,” with Jessica D. Horowitz.
“What Made Those Penguins Gay? Gender and
Sexuality Politics in the Zoo,” with K. Smilla Ebeling.
Originally
published in NWSA Journal , 1995, “Biological
Determinism and Homosexuality,” was reprinted in Same-Sex Cultures and Sexualities: An Anthropological Reader, ed.
Jennifer Robertson (Blackwell Publishers, 2004).
"What
Made Ellen (and Anne) Gay? Feminist Critique of Popular and Scientific
Beliefs," in Marchessault and
Sawchuck, eds. Wild Science: Feminist
Readings of Science, Medicine, and the Media (Routledge, 2000).
Applying
feminist critique to the field of
molecular biology, Im/Partial
Science: Gender Ideology in Molecular Biology (1995) was published in
Indiana University Press’s series on Gender, Race, and Science. The Journal
of the American Medical Association’s review praised the analysis for its
significance to physicians, scientists, and feminists. Three selections from the book were reprinted
in The Gender and Science Reader,
eds, Muriel Lederman and Ingrid Bartsch (Routledge, 2001).
Educational content in science: "Transforming Science Curricula in Higher
Education: Feminist Contributions," Science
and Engineering Ethics, 6(2000), pp. 467-480.
