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The role of modafinil in treating disorders of
excessive sleepiness. Review prepared April 2007. [FR, collaborating writer]
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Series of 24 reports on regional advisory board
meetings, and portions of 24 corresponding physician newsletters, regarding
antipsychotic treatment of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Prepared
December 2006 to April 2007. [BAC, writer]
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Patient and physician perspectives on nonadherence
with treatment for bipolar disorder: results of a multinational survey.
Manuscript prepared November 2006. [FR, collaborating writer]
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Implementation of stroke scales: impact on patient
outcomes. Review prepared October 2006. [FR, collaborating writer]
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Sleep problems (teaching slides for
geriatrics residents). American Geriatrics Society,
www.frycomm.com/ags/teachingslides, September
2006. [BAC and FR, writers]
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2 posters about modafinil-ADHD, prepared September
2006 for the American Academy of Pediatrics annual meeting. [FR, writer]
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Current, new, and emerging treatment options in ADHD:
focus on dosing & duration of effect. CME slide set prepared August 2006.
[FR, writer]
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An open-label study of the safety and clinical
effectiveness of [a protocol] for treating methamphetamine dependence.
Clinical trial report prepared June 2006. [FR, collaborating writer]
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Using stroke scales to evaluate stroke severity and
treatment effect. Review prepared June 2006. [FR, collaborating writer]
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Behavioral problems in dementia (slide set). New York,
NY: American Geriatrics Society,
www.frycomm.com/ags/teachingslides,
May 2005. [BAC and FR, collaborating writers]
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Caley BA. Taking control: cancer patients deal with fear. CURE: Cancer
Updates, Research and Education. 2006;5(3):64-68.
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Gorman JM. Gender differences in depression and
response to psychotropic medication. Gend Med. 2006;3:93-109. [FR, collaborating writer]
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Qualitative message gap analysis about treatment of
acute ischemic stroke, prepared April 2006. [FR, writer]
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Smart choices can keep you smart [effect of lifestyle
on cognitive function]. Prepared for Men’s Health Advisor, June 2005.
[BAC, writer]
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Medicine chest: Effexor, Cymbalta, and Remeron.
Prepared for Men’s Health Advisor, June 2005. [BAC, writer]
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Neurologic diseases and disorders (slide set). New
York, NY: American Geriatrics Society,
www.frycomm.com/ags/teachingslides,
December 2004. [BAC and FR, editors]
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Reidenbach F. New guidelines for choosing epilepsy
medications. Cortlandt Forum. 2004;17(7):41-44.
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Abnormalities of glucose metabolism
associated with atypical antipsychotic drugs. Review prepared 2003. [FR,
collaborating writer]
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The pharmacoeconomics of
acetylcholinesterase inhibitors for patients with dementia. Review prepared
2003. [FR, collaborating writer]
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Report for a
pharmaceutical company summarizing its clinical trials of an anti-migraine
drug, prepared January 2003. [BAC and FR, researchers]
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McCafferty F, Souryal S, McCafferty MA. The corruption
process of a law enforcement officer: a paradigm of occupational stress and
deviancy. J Am Acad Psychiatry Law. 1998;26:433-458.
[FR, substantive editor]
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Reidenbach F. A revolution in treatment for stroke.
Cleveland Clin Heart Advisor. 1998:1(4):4-5.
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Reidenbach F and Whitehouse PJ. Guidelines for early
identification of Alzheimer disease. Alzheimer Dis Assoc Disorder.
1997;11:61-62.
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Reidenbach F. General health care resources:
neurology, neuroscience, and neurosurgery. In: Gibbs SR, Sullivan-Fowler M,
Rowe NW, eds. Medical Surfari: A Guide to Exploring the Internet and
Discovering the Top Health Care Resources. St. Louis: Mosby Year-Book;
1996.
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Reidenbach F. Dental phobia and abuse
survivors. Women’s Recovery Network. 1992;2(4):12-14.
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Reidenbach F. What optometrists should know
about attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. Pediatric Optometry.
1992;2(2):8.
Bylined news reports distributed on Reuters
Health wire service [FR, writer]:
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Antagonism of gp120 might treat HIV-related
cognitive impairment, 12-6-2002.
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Mental health care lacking for depressed
HIV-infected nursing home residents, 10-18-2002.
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Central GABA function altered in women with
premenstrual dysphoric disorder, 10-2-2002.
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High baseline systolic BP predicts hemorrhage
after streptokinase for stroke, 10-1-2002.
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Reduced-dose flunarizine effective for migraine
prophylaxis, 6-21-2002.
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Often possible to detect autism cause,
3-14-2002.
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Mental difficulties can persist long after
chemotherapy, 2-11-2002.
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Virtual reality therapy reduces hand impairment
years after stroke, 2-1-2002.
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Fever after bypass linked to mental
difficulties, 1-31-2002.
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Aricept benefits patients with vascular
dementia, 1-28-2002.
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Lower-status monkeys more likely to use
cocaine, 1-21-2002.
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Migraine more common in bipolar II than in
other affective disorders, 1-21-2002.
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Nerve damage possible with two arthritis drugs,
1-18-2002.
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Anti-TNF-alpha therapy for arthritis linked to
demyelinating CNS lesions, 1-16-2002.
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Addition of cyclophosphamide could improve
virus therapy for brain tumors, 7-27-1999.
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Serotonin may mediate calming effect of
stimulants in patients with ADHD, 1-15-1999.
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Nortriptyline plus psychotherapy prevents
recurrent depression in older patients, 1-6-1999.
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Depression tied to cancer risk in elderly,
12-15-1998.
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Triptans need not be first-line therapy for
migraine, 11-11-1998.
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Lorazepam more efficacious than phenytoin for
overt status epilepticus, 9-17-1998.
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Substance P antagonists have antidepressant,
anxiolytic effects, 9-11-1998.
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Genetic factors in Alzheimer’s disease have
separate effects, 7-23-1998.
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First neuron transplant performed for treatment
of stroke, 7-9-1998.
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Frovatriptan safe, efficacious against migraine
in preliminary studies, 6-29-1998.
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Severity of late-onset depression correlates
with atrophy of prefrontal lobe, 6-23-1998.
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Anticlotting drug doesn’t help stroke,
4-21-1998.
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Future psychiatrists to study spirituality,
4-15-1998.
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ADHD not overdiagnosed, 4-7-1998.
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Many stroke survivors do well, 4-2-1998.
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Age-related decline in dopamine affects motor,
cognitive tasks, 3-16-1998.
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