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In sickness and in health
Some examples of my work on health, disease, and madness.
Psychiatrist Marv Seppala helps drug addicts and alcoholics thread their way back to sobriety by leading them down a path to recovery he walked himself. Portland Monthly, April, 2007.
Review of Vaccine, by Arthur Allen The Oregonian, February 18, 2007.
Euthanasia in Oregon: just don't mention suicide The Economist, February 17, 2007.
Can survivors of torture recover from their traumatic memories? Willamette Week, June 1, 2005.
State health cops investigate surge of methadone overdoses. Willamette Week, May 28, 2003.
How the Homeland Security Act innoculated drug makers against autism lawsuits. Willamette Week, Nov 27 2002.
Is medical marijuana real, or is it just a great way to get over on the man? Willamette Week, April 4, 2002.
Don't call them contrails--they're chemtrails, and they're part of an interplanetary plot... Willamette Week, Sept 26, 2001.
How Treva Throneberry convinced the world she was a teenage runaway--again and again and again. Willamette Week, June 27, 2001.
Ex-dope fiends like Alan Levine may be Portland's strongest weapon in the fight against the needle. Willamette Week, December 5, 2000.
Psychiatric patients flex their political muscle. Willamette Week, Sept 1, 1999.
A toxic plume of industrial solvent may have sickened thousands of workers at a Beaverton toy factory. Willamette Week, Jan 6 1999.
Health officials investigate outbreak of flesh-eating bacteria among Portland drug addicts. Willamette Week, Dec 22, 1998.
Welcome to the world of injury litigation, where every victim is a suspect and every twinge has a price tag. Willamette Week, Nov 13 1996.
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