Curriculum
Vitae
Beatrice
Alexandra Golomb, MD, PhD
Dept
of Medicine 0995
9500 Gilman Dr. La Jolla CA 92093-0995
Phone:
(858) 558-4950 x201
Fax:
(858) 558-4960
Email:
bgolomb@ucsd.edu
http://medicine.ucsd.edu/SES/index.htm
CURRENT POSITIONS
Professor
of Medicine: July 2012 - present
Division of General
Internal Medicine
University
of California, San Diego School of Medicine
Professor of Family and
Preventive Medicine: July 2012 - present
University
of California, San Diego School of Medicine
Attending
Physician: August 1996 – present
Division of General
Internal Medicine
VA San Diego Healthcare
System
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Robert Wood Johnson
Clinical Scholar, UCLA: 1994 - 1996
Chief Medical Resident,
West Los Angeles VA Medical Center: 1993 - 1994
Medical Resident, West
Los Angeles VA Medical Center: 1990 - 1993
Postdoctoral Fellow,
Computational Neurobiology Laboratory, Salk Institute: 1989 - 1990
MD, University of
California, San Diego: June 1989
PhD, Biology, University
of California, San Diego: June 1988
Medical Scientist
Training Program, University of California, San Diego: June 1979
BS, Physics, Summa Cum
Laude (4.0 GPA at age 19), University of Southern California: 1979
Physics graduate
fellowship offers (declined), Harvard University and California Institute of
Technology: 1979
PAST APPOINTMENTS
Associate
Professor of Medicine, UC San Diego: July 2004 – 2012
Associate Professor of
Family and Preventive Medicine, UC San Diego: July 2004-2012
Health Consultant, RAND:
August 1996 - ?. Santa Monica, CA.
Research Associate
Professor, Department of Psychology, Social Science Research Institute,
University of Southern California, October 1998 – ?
Robert Wood Johnson
Generalist Physician Faculty Scholar: July 2003 – 2007
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Family and
Preventive Medicine, UC San Diego: July 2002 – 2004
Assistant Professor of Medicine, UC San Diego:
April 1998 - July 2004
Research Assistant Professor, Dept. of
Psychology, USC: June 1995 – 1998
Attending physician, Emergency Room, West Los
Angeles VA Medical Center: 1994 - 1997
Teaching Assistant, Cell
Biology, UCSD Department of Biology: 1987; Physiology of Sensation and
Perception, UCSD Department of Psychology: 1987; Endocrinology, UCSD Department
of Biology: 1986; Neurobiology, UCSD Department of Biology: 1985; Genetics,
UCSD Department of Biology: 1983, 1984
Jet Propulsion
Laboratory, Engineer I: 1979
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Technical Aide A:
1978
LICENSURE California, Issued October 8, 1991
BOARD CERTIFICATION American Board of Internal
Medicine, September 1993
AWARDS, HONORS,
FELLOWSHIPS
Royal Society of
Medicine, Overseas Fellow, May 2010
Robert Wood Johnson
Generalist Physician Faculty Scholar Award: 2003-2007
Who’s Who in America:
2000 - present
Fellow, AHA Council on Epidemiology and
Prevention: 2000 - present
Fellow of the American
Heart Association: July 2001
Associate Fellow,
American Heart Association Council on Epidemiology and Prevention: elected
March 25, 1999
Fellow, 23rd
Annual American Heart Association 10-day Seminar on the Epidemiology and
Prevention of Cardiovascular Diseases: 1997
Robert Wood Johnson
Clinical Scholar: 1994-6 (listed also under Education and Training)
Solomon Scholar Research
Award, UCLA: 1993
Solomon Scholar Research
Award, UCLA: 1992
Emma Josephine Bradley
Bovard Award (for graduating USC senior with best academic record): 1979 (4.0
GPA Physics, age 19)
Phi Kappa Phi: 1979
Junior Phi Beta Kappa: 1978
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND AFFILIATIONS
(National/ International)
Department of Veterans
Affairs Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans’ Illnesses: Scientific
Director Jan 2002 - Sep 2003; Chief Scientist: Sep 2003 – 2005; Member
2005-present
Member, Cochrane Adverse
Effects Methods Group, 2008-present (International)
Advisory Board, The Science
Network (http://www.tsntv.org/about/advisors.php): 2004 – present
Accompanied high-level
mission to the Middle East, with Dr. Bernard Rostker (Assistant Secretary of
Defense for Personnel and Manpower; then Undersecretary of the Navy), and
several other DoD and Congress officials. Purpose: to brief officials from
other nations regarding illness in Gulf War veterans and exposures in Persian
Gulf War; and to perform fact collection; itinerary included Kuwait, Saudi
Arabia, Egypt, and Israel: Oct 1997 – Nov 1997
Local/
Regional Service
Committee on
Appointments and Promotions (DOMCAP), UCSD 2007-2010
Biomedical Library
Committee 2009-2010
Senior Vice President,
ISCHEM Corp: 2002 – present
Co-Organizer, Robert
Wood Johnson Generalist Physician Faculty Scholar Program, premeeting 11-28-07,
Coronado, CA
Planning Committee,
Robert Wood Johnson Generalist Physician Faculty Scholar Program Annual Meeting
(San Diego) 11-27 to 11-30 2007, Coronado, CA
Organizer, Robert Wood
Johnson Generalist Physician Faculty Scholar Program (premeeting + meeting
11-29-06). Ft Lauderdale, CA
Planning Committee,
Robert Wood Johnson Generalist Physician Faculty Scholar Program 2006 annual
meeting (premeeting + meeting 11-28-06 to 12-1-06, Ft. Lauderdale)
Invited Nominator, Edge
of Computation Science Prize (2005) http://www.edge.org/3rd_culture/prize05/prize05_index.html
Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, VA San
Diego Medical Center: 2001 – 2005
Family and Preventive
Medicine (FPM) 221: Preventive Cardiopulmonary Risk Factor Assessment (annually
1999-2005) Participated annually as faculty, director of blood pressure testing
component; and have lectured on cardiopulmonary risk factors
Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, WLA VA
Medical Center, 1993-1994
Ethics Committee, West LA VA Medical Center,
1991-1994
Judge, Performance Improvement Fair, VASDMC:
annually May 2001 – May 2006; 2008
Biomedical Library Advisory Committee, UCSD,
2010-1
Department of Medicine Committee on Appointments
and Promotions (DOMCAP), UCSD 2007-2010
PEER
REVIEW
Peer Review, journals
include:
New Engl J Med (2001,
2003, 2006, 2010), JAMA (1999, 2008), Lancet, Annals of Internal Med (2005 x 2,
2006, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2012), Arch Int Med (2011, 2012), BMJ (1999, 2011),
Circulation, JACC (2007 x 2, 2008, 2009), Adv Med Sci (2011), Afr J Agric Res
(2011), Am J Clin Nutr (2002, 2003), Am J Epi (), Am J Med (1999, 2000), Am J
Kidney Disease (2010), Am J Preventive Med (2010), Am J Primatology, Ann Behav
Med (1999), Ann Epi (2006), Ann Med (2011), Ann Surg (2007), Atherosclerosis,
Biological Psychiatry (2004), BMJ Cases (2008 x 2), Complex Systems, Contemp
Clin Trials (2007 x 2, 2010), Current Drug Safety (2011), Drug Safety (2010,
2011), Eur J Pharmacol (2007), Evolutionary Anthropology, Health Psychology
(2009, 2011), J Affective Disorders (2003, 2005), J Clin Epi (1999, 2000 x 2,
2001, 2003, 2004), J Gen Internal Med, J Women’s Health (2007), J Toxicology
Env Health (2009), Medical Care, Muscle and Nerve, Neuropsychopharmacology
(2006),Neuroscience Letters, Open Drug Safety (2010, 2011), Open Medicine
(2010), Physiological Res (2011), Physiology & Behavior (2000), PLoS-ONE
(2008, 2011), Psychiat Letter (2005), Psychiatric Services (1999), Psychiatry
Research (2005), Psychosomatic Med (1999, 2000, 2001 x 2, 2003), Psychological Reports (2000), QJM (2011,
earlier), Ther Adv Drug Ssafety (2011), Tohoku J Exp Med (2006,2007), Webmed Central (2011) others.
Peer Review quality:
Received letters from Annals of Internal Medicine in three successive
years stating they rate the quality of their reviews and that I was in the top
10% of reviewers by quality for the prior year. (Not asked to review for the
journal the following year).
Peer Review participation, Books: Oxford
University Press
Peer review, grants, national and international:
National
Institute for Health Research, Research for
Patient Benefit Programme (UK), (2011)
DoD, Gulf War, Consortium Review
panel (2012)
Funding
pending: Department of Defense
Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program / Gulf War Veterans’ Illness
Research Program Grant
Project Title: Treatments Tried
Project
Number: GW110065
Amount:
$527,364 (includes indirect costs, final figure pending)
Dates:
10/1/2013-8/31/2016
Principal
Investigator: Beatrice A. Golomb
Funded:
Department of Defense Congressionally
Directed Medical Research Program / Gulf War Veterans’ Illness Research Program
Grant
Project Title: Oxidative Stress
Project
Number: GW093063
Amount:
$927,000 (includes indirect costs)
Dates:
9/01/2010 - 8/31/2013
Principal Investigator: Beatrice A. Golomb
Funded: Department of
Defense Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program/ Gulf War Veterans’
Illnesses Research Program Grant
Project Title: Exhaled Gas Frequency Comb Spectroscopy:
Distinguishing Biomarkers in Gulf War Illness Syndrome
Project
Number: GW093021
Amount:
$742,296 (includes indirect costs)
Dates:
9/01/2010 - 8/31/2013
Principal Investigator: John Repine, University of
Colorado, Denver
UCSD Site PI/ Co-Investigator: Beatrice Golomb
Funded:
Department of Defense Congressionally
Directed Medical Research Program / Gulf War Veterans’ Illnesses Research
Program Grant
Project Title: Q10 for Gulf War
Veterans
Project Number: GW060036
Amount: $718,261.53 (includes indirect costs)
Dates: 9/30/2007 - 3/31/2011
Principal Investigator: Beatrice A. Golomb
Funded:
Autism Speaks
Project Title: Mitochondrial Etiology of Autism
Amount: $76,000
Dates: 1-09 – 12-09
Consortium award (3 PIs; above amount refers to
portion allocated to Dr. Golomb)
Consortium PIs: Douglas Wallace; Richard Haas;
Beatrice Golomb
Funded:
NIH R34
Project Title: Coenzyme Q10 in Aging
Project Number: 1 R34 AG026338
Amount: $88,000
Dates: Aug 2005 - July 2007
Principal Investigator: Beatrice A. Golomb
Funded:
RWJ Generalist Physician Faculty Scholar Award
Project title: Enhancing Postmarketing Drug
Adverse Event Surveillance Through the
Internet: Statin
Cholesterol Lowering Drugs
Amount: $300,000 (total direct costs
over 4 years)
Dates: July 2003 – 2007
Awardee: Beatrice A. Golomb
Funded:
NIH RO1
Project Title: Statins and Noncardiovascular Endpoints
Project Number: 98-1060
Amount $4.19 million (Total direct costs over 5 years)
Dates: Aug 1999 - July 2006
Principal Investigator: Beatrice A. Golomb
Administrative
Supplement
to the above
Amount (Total direct costs): $300,000
Dates: Aug 2001 – Aug 2003
Funded: Academic Senate
Interdisciplinary Course Development Award
Project Title: Course: Evaluation of Evidence and
Inference
Amount: $9,000 (covers 50% graduate student x 2 quarters)
Dates: July 2001 - Jan 2002
Funded: Harry Frank
Guggenheim Foundation
Project Title: Low Serum Cholesterol and Violent Behavior
Amount: $30,000 per annum
Dates: Jan 1996 – Jan 1998
Principal Investigator: Beatrice A. Golomb
Panelist, NIH Contract
Review, Use of Biological Samples from WHI, May 2008
Department of Veterans
Affairs, Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Illnesses: Jan 2002 –
present.
Panelist, NIH (NHLBI)
Program Project Review. February 2007.
Grant Review,
International Coenzyme Q10 Association, 2007
Panelist, NIH (NHLBI)
Review Panel on "Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease in Diabetes
Mellitus: Clinical Center Network Proposals": June 1999.
Expert "panelist" for the
Department of Defense in the Army After Next AMEDD Technical Workshop to advise
strategies for troop health protection in the year 2025. MacLean, Virginia:
June 13 1999 – June 18 1999.
Expert panelist for the
Center for Health Policy Research/Health Care Financing Association “Normative
Standards Project”, pertaining to normative standards for home health care
(requested; participation aborted due to date conflict with Department of
Defense panel above): June 1999.
Panelist and speaker,
Violence Prevention Coalition of Greater Los Angeles meeting entitled "How
might interdisciplinary models of research guide us to a better understanding
of violence?" Los Angeles, CA: Nov 1998.
“Treatment for Gulf War illness: Coenzyme Q10 Study Results”, briefing
to House of Representative members and Staffers, Cannon House Office Building,
Washington, D.C., 3:30 PM (invitation by Rep Kucinich), Feb 1, 2012
“Treatment for Gulf War illness: Coenzyme Q10 Study Results”, briefing
to Senate staffers, 418 Russell Senate Office Building (invitation by Senator
Bernie Sanders), 2:200 PM, Feb 1, 2012
“Treatment for Gulf War illness: Coenzyme Q10 Study Results”, briefing
to Senate members, 332 Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C., 5PM,
Jan 31, 2012 (invitation by Senator Bernie Sanders).
“Coenzyme Q10 for Gulf War Veterans,” Invited talk to Department of
Veteran Affairs Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans’ Illnesses,
Washington, D.C., June 27, 2011.
“Gulf War Illnesses,
Research Update.” Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses.
Washington DC: Sept 16, 2008.
“Gulf War Illnesses,
Research Update.” Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses. Washington
DC: April 08, 2008.
“Gulf War Illnesses,
Research Update.” Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses.
Washington DC: July 15, 2007.
“Oxidative stress,
mitochondria, and illness in Gulf War veterans: A hypothesis.” Research Advisory
Committee on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses. Washington DC: April 24, 2007.
“Statin Side Effects.”
Invited discussion with Senate Finance Committee representatives. Dickson
Building, Capitol Hill, Washington DC: June 9, 2006.
“Gulf War Illnesses,
Research Update.” Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses.
Washington DC: May 16, 2006.
“Gulf War Illnesses,
Research Update.” Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses.
Washington DC: April 8, 2005.
“Gulf War Illnesses,
Anthrax Vaccine.” Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses.
Washington DC: April 7, 2005.
“Gulf War Illnesses, Research Update.”
Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses. Washington DC: June
29, 2004.
“Gulf War Illnesses,
Research Update.” Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses
(Committee meeting open to the public). Washington DC: Feb 23, 2004.
“Gulf War Illnesses,
Research Update.” Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses
(Committee meeting open to the public). Washington DC: June 2003.
“Birth Defects in Gulf
War Veterans, Gulf War Veterans Research Update.” Research Advisory Committee
on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses (Committee meeting open to the public).
Washington DC: June 2003.
“Candidate Research
Recommendations,” “Vaccines and illness in Gulf War Veterans”, Research
Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses (Committee meeting open to
the public). Washington DC: Feb 2003.
“Gulf War Veterans
Illnesses, Research Update focusing on Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors.”
Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses (Committee meeting
open to the public). Washington DC: Feb 2003.
“Treatments for Gulf War
Veterans: What has been tried, and what are candidate treatments?” “Vaccines
and illness in Gulf War Veterans.” Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War
Veterans Illnesses (Committee meeting open to the public). Washington DC: Oct
2002.
“Vaccines and illness in
Gulf War Veterans.” Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses
(Committee meeting open to the public). Washington DC: Oct 2002.
"Acetylcholinesterase
inhibitors and illness in Gulf War veterans." Research Advisory Committee
on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses (Committee meeting open to the public).
Washington DC: June 26, 2002.
"Treatments for ill
Gulf War veterans." Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans
Illnesses (Committee meeting open to the public). Washington DC: Feb 2002.
"Pyridostigmine
Bromide: A Review of the Scientific Literature as it Pertain to Gulf War
Illnesses." Testimony to Congress: House Veterans Affairs Committee,
Health Subcommittee and Benefits Subcommittee. Washington DC: Nov 19, 1999.
Briefings to members of
Senate subcommittees (Foreign Affairs and Veterans Affairs). Washington DC: Oct
19, 1999.
"Pyridostigmine
Bromide: A Review of the Scientific Literature as it Pertain to Gulf War
Illnesses." Briefing to representatives of multiple U.S. Veterans advocacy
groups. Washington DC: Oct 19, 1999.
"Pyridostigmine
Bromide: A Review of the Scientific Literature as it Pertain to Gulf War
Illnesses." Press Briefing from the Pentagon. Washington DC: Oct 19, 1999.
"Pyridostigmine
bromide and illness in Persian Gulf War veterans." Briefing to group
consisting of: the Undersecretary of Health, the Undersecretary of the Army,
the Surgeon General of the Army, the Principal Deputy for Health Affairs,
representatives from the Surgeons General of the Navy and Air Force, several
other generals, and the Directors of the Health and Defense Programs at RAND
(The group convened for the exclusive purpose of hearing my briefing).
Washington DC: Feb 3, 1998.
"RAND on PB and
Immunizations." Presidential Special Oversight Board for Department of
Defense Investigations of Gulf War Chemical and Biological Incidents.
Arlington, VA: Oct 28, 1998.
"RAND Center for
Military Health Policy Research: Gulf War Illness." (with Dr. Ross
Anthony) Briefing to Major General James B. Peake, Commanding
General/Commandant/ Installation Commander, US Army Medical Department Center
and School. RAND Arroyo Center, Army Research Division. Santa Monica, CA: Oct
22, 1998.
"Health Effects of
Service in the Gulf War." (with Dr. Ross Anthony) Briefing to DARPA and
DSO (Defense Science Office. Arlington, VA: Sept 8, 1998.
"Health Effects of
Service in the Gulf War." (with Dr. Ross Anthony) Briefing to Advisory
Board of the National Defense Research Institute. RAND. Santa Monica, CA: May
5, 1998.
"Health Effects of
Service in the Gulf War." (with Dr. Ross Anthony) Briefing to RAND Board
of Trustees RAND’s 50th birthday. Washington DC: April 9, 1998.
"Pyridostigmine
bromide and illness in Persian Gulf War veterans." Briefing to
representatives from DoD, VA, FDA, PAC, and Congress. RAND Washington,
Washington DC: Nov 4, 1997.
"Pyridostigmine bromide."
Briefing to Israeli Defense and Health personnel, as part of a mission to the
Middle East with Dr. Bernard Rostker (Assistant Secretary of the Navy; now
Undersecretary of the Army) and others from the DoD. Tel Aviv, Israel: Nov 1
1997 (Participated in other briefings in the Middle East - Kuwait, Saudi
Arabia, and Egypt - during a ~2 week trip).
Other Research Advisory Committee on
Gulf War Veterans Illnesses Meetings Attended: Numerous.
Beyond Belief3 Talk, Conflict of Interest : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFtt-W3LROY
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7758662442132419447
Interview Conflict of Interest:(I did not name this talk): http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/06/12/beatrice-golomb-interview.aspx
Interview Chocolate: http://www.foodconsumer.org/newsite/Nutrition/Food/chocolate_082620120847.html
Vaccine Safety Meeting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZHyLODgUvs&feature=plcp
(See also Briefings
to Government Agencies; and Abstracts)
“Chocolate:
the most delicious vegetable”, Department of Medicine Distinguished Speaker
series, UCSD, La Jolla, CA (pending)
“Chocolate
and Memory”, American Heart Association, Los Angeles, Nov 6, 2012 (pending)
“Statins and
Tinnitus”, American Heart Association, Los Angeles, Nov 4, 2012 (pending)
“Statins”
Keynote talk, Bringing Evidence to Frontline Clinicians, Vancouver Nov 2, 2012
(pending)
“Stacking the
Deck: Conflict of Interest in Medicine” Osher Lifelong Learning talk, UCSD, La
Jolla, CA Oct 23, 2012 (pending)
“Statins: The Good, the Bad, the Recommendations, the
Evidence”, Osher Lifelong Learning talk,
UCSD, La Jolla, CA Oct 9, 2012
“Chocolate:
My favorite vegetable,” Biomedical library series, UCSD, La Jolla, Oct 4, 2012
“Gulf War
illness.” briefing to regional Gulf War veterans, La Jolla, CA Sept 5, 2012.
“Placebos,”
Skyped talk to Placebo meeting, University of British Columbia, Canada, May 23,
2012
“Are
chronic fatigue syndrome, Gulf War illness, and autism spectrum disorder on a
spectrum? Commonalities and mechanisms, including increased prevalence of
autoantibodies” 8th International
Congress on Autoimmunity. www.kenes.com/Autoimmunity (pending), Granada, Spain. May11, 2012
“Coenzyme Q10 in Gulf War Illness: A
Randomized Controlled Trial” invited talk for Institute of Medicine Committee
on Gulf War and Health: Treatment of Chronic Multisymptom Illness, National
Academies Beckman Center, Irvine, CA
April 12, 2012
“Statins raise glucose
preferentially among men who are older and at greater metabolic risk.” AHA Joint Conference - Nutrition, Physical
Activity and Metabolism and Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology and Prevention
Scientific Sessions (oral presentation) San Diego. Co-listed in Abstracts. Mar 16, 2012
“Evidence based diet.” San Diego, Feb
14, 2012.
“Sound decisions about drugs. A call
for improved drug safety science.” 11-20-2011, Washington, D.C.
“Q10 for Gulf War Veterans,” Invited
talk to Department of Veteran Affairs Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War
Veterans’ Illnesses, Washington, D.C., June 27, 2011. (Colisted under Briefings
above)
“Conflict of interest: Stacking the
deck in drug risks vs benefits.” Invited lecture, Dept of Medicine “B”, Sheba Medical Center affiliated with Tel Aviv University,
Tel-Hashomer, Israel. June 16, 2011
“Janus-faced
predictors: And why randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials are
none of the above.” Conference in Honor of Halbert L. White, Jr. - Causality,
Prediction, and Specification Analysis: Recent Advances and Future Directions.
San Diego, CA May 6-7, 2011.
“Evidence Based Diet.” lecture for Med
410, Mar 15, 2011, UCSD, La Jolla CA, Mar 15, 2011.
“Stacking the Deck: Drug Risks and
Benefits.” Phil 26 Science, Society and Values: Good Bad and Junk Science.
Course Director Professor Craig Callendar. UCSD, La Jolla, CA Feb 24, 2011.
“Research on drugs and vaccines,
evidence vs truth: a call for formal study of drug harms.” Vaccine Safety
conference, Montego Bay, Jamaica, Jan 5, 2011.
“Representation of drug benefits vs
harms: the impact of conflict of interest.” Vaccine Safety conference, Montego
Bay, Jamaica, Jan 4, 2011
“Patient Reporting of Drug Adverse
Effects.” International Society of Pharmacovigilance, Accra, Ghana, Nov 3-6,
2010 (Golomb = invited presenter and talk author; delivered by Marcella Evans
whom I funded to attend).
“Conflict of Interest.” CREST (Clinical
Research Enhancement Through Supplemental Training, http://crest.ucsd.edu),
La Jolla, CA, October 27 and 28, 2010.
“Statins and Exercise.” Invited
lecture, American College of Sports Medicine, Southwest Chapter 2010 Annual
Meeting, Mission Valley Marriott, San Diego, CA Oct 22, 2010.
“Statins, Q10 and Mitochondrial
Function.” invited lecture, International Coenzyme Q10 Association Meeting,
Brussels, Belgium May 29, 2010 (Golomb = invited presenter and talk author;
delivered by Dr. Peter Langsjoen).
“Statin Effects and Adverse Effects.”
Rockefeller University, New York, Mar 17, 2010.
“Evidence Based Diet.” UCSD School of
Medicine SOM410, From Principles to Practice, La Jolla, CA, Feb 23, 2010.
“Rectal (and Swallowed) Foreign
Bodies.” Invited talk, Ig Nobel Winners in San Diego, San Diego
Marriott, Feb 19, 2010, http://improbable.com/airchives/miniair/2010/mini2010-02.htm
“Stacking the Deck.” Invited Talk,
PRIME-LC group (medical students), UC Irvine, Feb 9, 2010.
“Stacking the Deck: Drug Benefits and
Harms.” York University, Toronto, Canada, Jan 22, 2010
“Stacking the Deck.” ICES/CEU Conjoint
Evaluative Sciences Rounds, University of Toronto, Jan 22, 2010
“Q10 for Gulf War Veterans.” Department
of Defense research meeting, Hallmark Crowne Center, Kansas City, MO, Sep 2,
2009.
“Stacking the Deck.” Phil 12: Logic and
Decision Making, Philosophy of Science, UC San Diego, Warren Lecture Hall, San
Diego, CA, Aug 27, 2009.
“Evidence Based Diet.” Noon Conference,
Veterans Affairs Medical Center, San Diego, CA, June 12, 2009.
“Evidence Based Diet.” Hebrew
University School of Medicine, Jerusalem, Israel, June 3, 2009.
“Stacking the Deck: Drug Benefits and
Harms.” The Technion School of Medicine, Haifa, Israel, June 2, 2009.
“Statin Effects.” The Technion School
of Medicine, Haifa, Israel, June 1, 2009.
“Cholesterol and Behavior: From Case
Reports to Population Data.” Invited presentation, seminar entitled Modeling
anti-social behavior: lessons from cholesterol biosynthesis. Society for
Biological Psychiatry 64th Annual Meeting, Vancouver: May 14-16,
2009.
“Drug Risks and Benefits: Stacking the
Deck.” Invited/guest lecture in Soc 40, Sociology of Healthcare Issues, UCSD,
Course Director Tom J. Waidzunas, PhD, La Jolla, CA May 18, 2009.
“Statin Effects and Side Effects.”
Cardiology Grand Rounds, San Diego Cardiac Center, Sharp Memorial Hospital, La
Jolla, CA: April 17, 2009.
“Gulf War Syndrome.” in Topics and Advances in
Internal Medicine, University of California, San Diego School of Medicine,
Hilton San Diego Resort, San Diego CA: March 9, 2009.
“Evidence Based Diet.” UCSD School of
Medicine SOM410, From Principles to Practice, La Jolla, CA: Feb.17, 2009.
“Statin Side Effects.” Preventive
Medicine seminar, UC San Diego, La Jolla, CA: Feb 10, 2009.
“Aging.” San Diego Forum, La Jolla: CA:
Jan 27, 2009.
“Pitfalls in the Application of
Evidence.” The National Academies seminar What Can Be Learned from Public
Health on the Role of Research for Policy Purposes?, Invited lecture to
Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences and Education Standing Committee on
Social Science Evidence for Use, The National Academies, Irvine, CA: Oct 30,
2008.
“Issues in the Identification and
Communication of Drug Adverse Effects.” American Public Health Association,
Invited lecture, San Diego, CA: Oct 27, 2008.
“This is Your Brain on Medical
Politics.” Beyond Belief: Candles in the Dark, sponsored by The
Science Network (tsntv.org), session entitled “This is Your Brain on
Politics” Salk Institute, La Jolla, CA: Oct 5, 2008.
http://thesciencenetwork.org/programs/beyond-belief-candles-in-the-dark/beatrice-golomb
“Gulf War Syndrome.” General Internal
Medicine Rounds, UC San Diego, La Jolla, CA: Aug 13, 2008.
“Dissent in Medicine: Stacking the
Deck.” London School of Economics/UCSD Science Studies Program Dissent in
Science: Origins and Outcomes Workshop, La Jolla, CA: Mar 3 2008.
(Sponsored by AHRC (UK) as part of the Contingency and Dissent in Science
project at the CPNSS, London School of Economics)
“Stacking the Deck: Drug Risks and
Benefits.” Health Services Research & Development Scholarly Conference,
Veterans Affairs San Diego Healthcare System, La Jolla CA: Feb 22, 2008.
“Evidence Based Diet.” UCSD School of
Medicine SOM 410, From Principles to Practice, La Jolla, CA: Feb.19, 2008.
“Stacking the Deck: Treatment Risks and
Benefits.” General Internal Medicine Grand Rounds, UCSD School of Medicine, La
Jolla, CA: Jan. 30, 2008.
“Simvastatin But Not Pravastatin
Affects Sleep: Findings from the UCSD Statin Study.” American Heart Association
annual meeting, oral presentation, Orlando, FL: Nov. 7, 2007.
“Statins: Risks and
Benefits.” Grand Rounds, Scripps Green Hospital. La Jolla, CA: June 27, 2007.
“Statin
side effects. A mitochondrial connection?” Invited talk, UC Irvine MitoMed
group (mitochondrial medicine), Irvine, CA: June 18, 2007.
“Cholesterol, Heart
Disease, and You.” UCSD Health and Wellness Series, Price Center, UCSD. La
Jolla, CA: May 22, 2007.
“Statin Side Effects.”
Invited Lecture, American College for Advancement in Medicine. Chicago, IL: May
13, 2007.
“Mitochondrial
Dysfunction and Illness in Gulf War Veterans.” Research Advisory Committee on
Gulf War Illness. Department of Veterans Affairs, Washington D.C.: April 24,
2007.
“Enhancing
Post-marketing Drug Surveillance: A Response to Expressed Needs of Patients.”
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Generalist Physician Faculty Scholars Program
Annual Meeting oral presentation, San Antonio, TX: Dec 1, 2006.
“Do Low Dose Statins
Affect Cognition? Results of the UCSD Statin Study.” American Heart Association
oral presentation, Chicago, IL: Nov. 15, 2006.
“Ethical Reasoning in
Medicine – or the Contrary?” UCSD School of Medicine Biomedical Ethics
Seminar: Sept 20, 2006.
“Stacking the Deck.” Health Services
Research & Development, VA San Diego Healthcare Center. La Jolla, CA: July
20, 2006.
“Treatment risks vs
benefits: Stacking the Deck.“ International Relations course IRGN490, UCSD,
April 19, 2006.
“Gulf War Illness.” VA
San Diego Healthcare Center. La Jolla, CA: April 14, 2006
“Do statins cause long
term adverse effects?” Invited talk followed by invited panelist discussion,
Panel: Controversies in Lipid Lowering Therapy, American College of Cardiology
meeting. Atlanta, Georgia: March 12, 2006.
“Cholesterol and
Violence.” Invited talk, San Diego Superior Court. San Diego, CA: Feb 7, 2006.
“Peer Review.” Invited
talk, VA San Diego Healthcare center. La Jolla, CA: Dec 9 2005.
“Patient Targeted
Adverse Event Surveillance: Use for Hypothesis Generation.” Robert Wood Johnson
Generalist Physician Faculty Scholar meeting. Ft. Lauderdale, FL: Nov 10, 2005.
“Should statins be put
in the water supply?” Distinguished Visitor Programme speaker, Biomedical
Research Council, Agency for Science, Technology and Research (ASTAR).
Singapore: Oct 25, 2005.
“Bridging the basic
science/clinical science gap”. MSTP (Medical Scientist Training program --
MD/PhD program) retreat roundtable presentation. Aug 27, 2005.
“Conflict of interest”;
CREST (Clinical Research Enhancement Through Supplemental Training, http://crest.ucsd.edu), Patient Oriented Research
II: Ethics and regulation of human research. San
Diego, CA: Aug 17, 2005; La Jolla, CA: Aug 18, 2005.
“A
Scientific Career.” McNair
Summer Research Program, UCSD. La Jolla, CA: July 2005.
“Clinical follow-up
after stopping statin treatment.” Fourth Conference of the International
Coenzyme Q10 Association. Los Angeles, CA: April 2005.
"Lack of Physician Response
Toward Perceived Statin Adverse Events." 45th Annual Conference on
Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology and Prevention in association with the
Council on Nutrition, Physical Activity and Metabolism. April 2005.
“Drug benefits and
harms: Stacking the deck.” Science Policy Analysis Roundtable series (http://acs.ucsd.edu/~spar/), UCSD. La Jolla,
CA: March 10, 2005.
“Adverse Drug Effects:
The Case of Statins.” UCSD Biomedical Ethics Seminar Series, UCSD. La Jolla:
CA. Feb 16, 2005.
“Coenzyme Q10, Mitochondrial
Function, Statins, and Aging.” Stein Institute for Research on Aging Grand
Rounds, UCSD. La Jolla, CA: Jan 10, 2005.
“Should Statins be Put
in the Water Supply?” Dept of Medicine, Yale. Newhaven, CT: July 21, 2004.
“CNS effects of low
cholesterol.” UCSD Dept of Biology colloquium. La Jolla, CA: April 2004.
“Cholesterol and the
brain”. UCSD Dept of Psychology colloquium. La Jolla, CA: March 16, 2004.
“Should statins be put
in the water supply?” CTF C 301, UCSD. La Jolla, CA: March 10, 2004.
“Cholesterol and the
brain: Mood, violence, and cognition.” Dept of Psychology, University of
Southern California. Los Angeles, CA: Feb 11, 2004.
“Cardiovascular
Prevention: Putting the Risk in Risk Benefit.” Department of Preventive
Medicine, SUNY. Stonybrook, NY: Jan 27, 2004.
“The Great Debate. Do
benefits of statins as currently used exceed the risks?” (with debaters John H.
Lehman, John Robin Crouse and Michael J. Davidson) American College of
Toxicology Annual Meeting. Washington DC: Nov 4, 2003.
“Anthrax Vaccine: Is it
safe? Is it effective?” VA Faculty Development Seminar Series. La Jolla, CA:
June 15, 2003.
"The Anthrax
Vaccine: Is it safe and effective?" Epidemiology conference, Family and
Preventive Medicine. La Jolla, CA: April 7, 2003.
"Research Recommendations:
Focus on Acetylcholinesterase Mechanisms." Presentation to the Dept of
Veterans Affairs Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Illnesses. Washington
DC: Feb 2003.
"Recent Gulf War
Illnesses Research." Presentation to the Dept of Veterans Affairs Research
Advisory Committee on Gulf War Illnesses/ Washington DC: Feb 2003.
"Acetylcholinesterase
Inhibitors and Gulf War Illnesses." Presentation to the Dept of Veterans
Affairs Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Illnesses. Washington DC: Nov
2002.
"Gulf War Veterans
Illnesses: Treatment issues." Presentation to the Dept of Veterans Affairs
Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Illnesses. Washington DC: Nov 2002.
"Mitochondrial
function and Gulf War Illnesses." Presentation to the Dept of Veterans
Affairs Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Illnesses. Washington DC: Nov
2002.
"A new perspective
on cholesterol, statins, and heart disease." Stein Institute for Aging
public lecture (televised for UCSD TV), La Jolla, CA: Aug 21, 2002.
"Putting the risk
in risk benefit analysis." Dept of Medicine, Stonybrook School of
Medicine. Stonybrook, NY: July 16, 2002.
AHA Debate:
"Controversies in Preventive Cardiology Debate: NCEP ATP III Guidelines
have not gone far enough." Pro: Dr. John Robin Crouse. Con: Dr. Beatrice
A. Golomb. American Heart Association Council on Epidemiology and Prevention,
and American Society for Preventive Cardiology, 42nd Annual Conference on
Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology and Prevention. Honolulu, Hawaii: April 26,
2001.
"Cholesterol and
Mood." UCSD Family & Preventive Medicine monthly conference, La Jolla,
CA: Jan 15, 2002.
"The Angina
Monologues." American Association of University Women: Oct 20, 2001.
"Restoring the risk
to risk benefit analysis." Faculty Development series, VA San Diego
Healthcare Center, La Jolla, CA: Oct 12, 2001.
"Syndromes without
objective findings." 3rd Annual Federal Workers’ Compensation
Conference, Chicago, IL: April 23, 2001.
"Cholesterol and
Violence." UCSD Medical Scientist Training Program conference series, La
Jolla, CA: Aug 6, 2001.
"Cholesterol."
Rancho Carlsbad Health Fair, Carlsbad, CA: July 16, 2001.
"Cholesterol."
VA San Diego Healthcare Center morning conference series, La Jolla, CA: June
15, 2001.
"Cholesterol and
you.” Plan for Wellness II, UCSD sponsored community lecture series,
Mission Valley, La Jolla, CA: May 20, 2001.
"Stroke.” Aging
in the New Millenium, Academic Geriatric Resource Center, UCSD School of
Medicine, La Jolla, CA: May 19, 2001.
"Cardiovascular
Disease.” Aging in the New Millenium, Academic Geriatric Resource
Center, UCSD School of Medicine, La Jolla, CA: May 19, 2001.
"Hyperlipidemia.”
VASDHS morning conference series, La Jolla, CA: April 18, 2001.
"Statins and
cognitive function.” VASDHS morning conference, La Jolla, CA: March 16, 2001.
"Cholesterol and
lipids.” lecture to first year UCSD medical students, La Jolla, CA: Dec. 4,
2000.
"Putting the risk
in risk-benefit analysis for cardiovascular disease.” invited talk, American
Heart Association, Annual Investigators Meeting, Research in Tobacco Related
Illness, San Diego: Nov. 30, 2000.
"Restoring the risk to risk
benefit analysis for cardiovascular disease.” UC Irvine, Irvine, CA: Oct. 5,
2000.
"Gulf War
Syndrome.” UCSD Department of Medicine Grand Rounds, La Jolla, CA: Aug. 9,
2000.
"Cardiovascular
Prevention: Putting the Risk in Risk-Benefit." UCSD course (to
international group of physicians), Topics and Advances in Internal Medicine,
La Jolla, CA: Feb. 11, 2000.
"Medical Care:
Restoring the Risk to Risk-Benefit Analysis.” University of Chicago Health
Sciences group; Chicago, IL: Feb. 8, 2000.
"Gulf War Illness.”
VASDHS Medicine Faculty Development series, La Jolla, CA: June 11, 1999.
"Aspirin for
Primary Prevention of Coronary Artery Disease.” Debate vs Dr. Leda Felicio.
Dept of Medicine quarterly conference series, "Why Do We Do It?.” VA San
Diego Healthcare System, La Jolla, CA: March 26, 1999.
"Cholesterol and Violence: Where
do we go from here?" Health Services Research and Development Seminar Series,
San Diego VAMC/UC San Diego, La Jolla, CA: Feb. 11, 1999.
"Cholesterol and
Violence.” Colloquium, Social Science Research Institute, USC, Los Angeles, CA:
Nov. 19, 1998.
"Cholesterol and
Violence.” Grand Rounds, Dept of Psychiatry, UC San Diego, La Jolla, CA: Nov
12, 1998.
Invited speaker and
panelist: "How might interdisciplinary models of research guide us to a
better understanding of violence?" USC Interdisciplinary Perspectives for
Understanding and Preventing Violence, co-sponsored by the Violence Prevention
Coalition of Greater Los Angeles, Long Beach, CA: April 17, 1998.
"Cholesterol and
Violence.” Dept of Psychology Colloquium, UCSD, La Jolla, CA: April 16, 1998.
"Measurement and
Management of Hyperlipidemia for the Primary Prevention of Coronary Heart
Disease.” with Dr. Michael H. Criqui. Primary Care Grand Rounds, UCSD Dept of
Family and Preventive Medicine, La Jolla, CA: April 15, 1998.
"The Cholesterol
Controversy.” VA San Diego Healthcare System quarterly "Why Do We Do
It?" seminar, La Jolla, CA: March 29, 1997.
"Cholesterol and
Violence: The Serotonin Connection.” Mc Donnell Pew Research Center, Warner
Springs Ranch, CA: March 15, 1997.
"Cholesterol and
Violence.” USC Dept. of Preventive Medicine, Los Angeles, CA: Feb 21, 1997
"The Cholesterol
Controversy.” San Diego VAMC, La Jolla, CA: Jan 10, 1997.
"Hyperlipidemia
Panel Discussion" Discussants: Alistair Fyfe, MD, PhD; B. Golomb, MD, PhD;
David Heber, MD. UCLA Department of Medicine Grand Rounds, Los Angeles, CA: Aug
14, 1996.
"Cholesterol and
Violence: Is There a Connection?" RAND/UCLA Child and Adolescent Health
Policy Seminar, RAND, Santa Monica, CA: July 9, 1996.
"Cholesterol and
Violence: The Serotonin Connection.” Telluride Summer Research Center Public
Lecture, Telluride CO: July 5, 1996.
"Cholesterol and
Violence: New Evidence.” UCLA Health Services Research Seminar Series, Los
Angeles, CA: June 21, 1996.
"Cholesterol
Reduction: When is it Indicated?" Cardiology Grand Rounds, Cedars Sinai
Medical Center: June 18, 1996.
"Cholesterol, Serotonin,
and Violence: Is there a Connection?." The Helmholtz Society, UC Irvine,
Irvine, CA: June 11, 1996.
"Cholesterol
Reduction in Primary Prevention: When is it Indicated?" Cedars Sinai
Medical Center, Health Services Research Group: March 6, 1996.
"Cholesterol
Reduction: When and Who?" St. Johns Medical Center, Santa Monica, CA: Nov
2, 1995.
"The Cholesterol
Controversy." The Alzheimer Disease Research Consortium of Southern
California, USC, Los Angeles, CA: April 21, 1995.
"Cholesterol
Reduction in Primary Prevention." Debate vs Dr. David Leaf. WLA VA Medical
Center, Dept. of Medicine Grand Rounds, Los Angeles, CA: March 8, 1995.
"The Cholesterol
Controversy." UCLA Dept. of Medicine Grand Rounds, Los Angeles, CA: Jan
11, 1995.
"Neural Networks
Distinguish Demented Subjects from Elderly Controls based on EEGs." Neural
Information Processing Systems conference, Neural Networks in Medicine
workshop, Vail, CO: Dec. 3, 1994.
"Cholesterol
Reduction in Primary Prevention: Rethinking the Evidence." UCLA Dept. of
Endocrinology Grand Rounds, Los Angeles, CA: Sept. 21, 1994.
"Advance
Directives." West Los Angeles VA Medical Center, Dept. of Medicine
Conference, Los Angeles, CA: Sept. 16, 1994.
"The Cholesterol
Myth." Grand Rounds, West Los Angeles V. A. Medical Center, Dept. of
Medicine, Los Angeles, CA: June 8, 1994.
"Death by Hiccup." Reno V.A.
Medical Center, Dept. of Medicine Conference, Reno NV: Feb. 1994.
"Hiccups." V.
A. West Los Angeles Medical Center, Dept. of Medicine Conference, Los Angeles,
CA: Jan. 1994.
"Neural Networks
that Recognize Sex and Expressions from Faces." in international
conference, Facial Expression: Brain, Perception, and Development, The
Salk Institute, La Jolla, CA: April 6, 1991.
"SexNet: A neural
network that distinguishes sex from face." Neural Information
Processing Systems, Spotlight presentation, Colorado: 1990.
PUBLICATIONS
RESEARCH PAPERS
Hoffman KB, Kraus C, Dimbil M, Golomb BA 2012. A survey of the FDA's AERS database regarding muscle and tendon adverse events linked to the statin drug class. PLoS ONE 7(8): e42866
Golomb BA, Evans MA, Dimsdale JE, White HL 2012. “Effects of statins on energy
and fatigue with exertion: Results from a randomized controlled trial.” Arch Intern Med 172 (15): 1180-2.
Golomb BA, Koperski S, White HL 2012. “Association between more
frequent chocolate consumption and lower BMI” Arch
Intern Med
172: 519-21
Golomb BA, Evans MA, White HL, Dimsdale JE 2012. “Trans fat
consumption and aggression.” PLoS ONE
7(3): e32175. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22403632
Erickson LC, Scott-Van
Zeeland AA, Hamilton G, Lincoln A, Golomb
BA 2012. “Approaches to (31)P-MRS in Awake, Non-Sedated Children with and
without Autism Spectrum Disorder.” J
Autism Dev Disord 42:1120-6.
Reilly D, Cham S, Golomb
BA 2011. “First
degree relatives with behavioural adverse effects on statins.” BMJ Case Reports. doi:10.1136/bcr.09.2011.4758
Golomb BA, Erickson LC, Koperski S, Sack D, Enkin M, Howick J
2010. “What’s in placebos: Who knows?” Analysis of randomized controlled
trials.” Ann Intern Med 153: 532-35.
Rose N, Koperski S, Golomb BA 2010. “Mood food:
chocolate and depressive
symptoms in a cross-sectional analysis.” Arch Intern Med;170(8):699-703.
Golomb BA, Yaghmai R, Renvall MJ,
Ramsdell JW 2010. “Electronic medical records and upper extremity symptoms:
pain with the gain?” Arch Intern Med. 170(7):655-657.
Cham S, Evans MA,
Denenberg JO, Golomb BA 2010. “Statin-associated muscle-related adverse
effects: a case series of 354 patients.” Pharmacotherapy 30(6): 541-553.
MacGregor AJ, Shaffer
RA, Dougherty AL, Galarneau MR, Raman R, Baker DG, Lindsay SP, Golomb BA, Corson
KS 2010. “Prevalence and psychological correlates of traumatic brain injury in
Operation Iraqi Freedom.” J Head Trauma Rehabil 25(1):1-8.
Cham S, Gill K,
Koperski S, Golomb BA 2009. “Improvement in sleep apnea with switch from
simvastatin to pravastatin.” BMJ Case Reports
[doi:10.1136/bcr.05.2009.1875]
http://casereports.bmj.com/cgi/content/abstract/2009/aug31_1/bcr0520091875.
MacGregor AJ, Corson KS,
Larson GE, Shaffer RA, Dougherty AL, Galarneau MR, Raman R, Baker DG, Lindsay
SP, Golomb BA 2009. “Injury-specific predictors of posttraumatic
stress disorder.” Injury. 40(9):1004-10 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&dopt=Citation&list_uids=19524912.
Linares L, Golomb B,
Jaojoco J, Sikand H, Phillips PS 2009. “The Modern Spectrum of
Rhabdomyolysis: Drug Toxicity Revealed by Creatine Kinase Screening.” Current
Drug Safety Sept 1. PMID: 19534642 E-pub ahead of print. URL:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&dopt=Citation&list_uids=19534642.
Golomb BA, Kwon E, Koperski SM,
Evans MA 2009. “Patient reports to the UCSD Statin Effects Study
of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis-like conditions arising in apparent
association with cholesterol-lowering drugs: hypothesized role for oxidative
stress and mitochondrial injury.” Drug Safety 32(8):649-651.
Evans MA, Golomb BA
2009. “Statin associated cognitive problems reported by 171 subjects.” Pharmacotherapy
29(7): 800-11.
MacGregor AJ, Shaffer R,
Wade A, Galarneau M, Raman R. Baker D, Lindsay S, Golomb B, Corson K
2009. “Psychological correlates of battle and nonbattle injury among Operation
Iraqi Freedom veterans: Results from the Navy-Marine Corps Combat Trauma
Registry.” Military Medicine 174(3): 224-231.
Golomb BA, Evans MA 2008. “Statin
adverse effects: a review of the literature and evidence for a mitochondrial
mechanism.” Am J Cardiovasc Drugs; 8:373-418.
Golomb BA 2008.
“Acetylcholinesterase Inhibitors and Gulf War Illnesses.” Proceedings of the
National Academy of Science; 105(11): 4295-4300.
Golomb BA, Dimsdale JE, White HL,
Ritchie JB, Criqui MH 2008. “Reductions in Blood Pressure with Statins: Results
from the UCSD Statin Study, a Randomized Trial.” Archives of Internal
Medicine; 168(7): 721-727.
Golomb BA, McGraw JJ, Evans, MA,
Dimsdale, JE 2007. “Physician Response to Patient Reports of Drug Adverse
Effects: Implications for Patient-Targeted Adverse Effect Surveillance.” Drug
Safety; 30(8): 669-675.
Golomb
BA, Cortez-Perez M, Jaworski BA, Mednick SA, Dimsdale, JE
2007. “Point
subtraction aggression paradigm: validity of a brief schedule of use.” Violence
& Victims; 22(1): 95-103.
Golomb BA, Dang T, Criqui MH
2006. “Peripheral arterial disease: morbidity and mortality implications.” Circulation;
114: 688-699.
Wang JC, Criqui MH,
Denenberg JO, McDermott MM, Golomb BA, Fronek A 2005 “Exertional leg
pain in patients with and without peripheral arterial disease.” Circulation
112: 3501-8.
Golomb BA, Kane T, Dimsdale JE,
2004. "Severe irritability associated with statin cholesterol-lowering
drugs." Quarterly J Med, 97:229-235.
Golomb BA, Criqui MH, White HL,
Dimsdale JE 2004. "Study Design. The UCSD Statin Study: A randomized
controlled trial assessing the impact of statins on noncardiac endpoints."
Controlled Clinical Trials, 25:178-202.
Smythies J, Golomb
BA, 2004. "Nerve gas antidotes." Journal of the Royal Society
of Medicine, 97:32.
Golomb BA, Criqui MH, White HL,
Dimsdale JE 2004. "Conceptual Foundations of the UCSD Statin Study: A
Randomized Controlled Trial Assessing the Impact of Statins on Cognition,
Behavior, and Biochemistry” Arch Intern Med; 164:153-162.
Criqui MH, Jamosmos M,
Froniek A, Denenberg JO, Langer RD, Bergan J, Golomb BA 2003 ”Chronic
venous disease in an ethnically diverse population: The San Diego Population
Study.” Am J Epidemiol, 158:448-456.
Golomb BA, Tenkanen, L, Alikoski
T, Niskanen T, Manninen V, Huttunen M, Mednick SA 2002. ”Insulin sensitivity
markers: Predictors of accidents and suicides in Helskinki Heart Study
screenees.” Journal of Clinical Epidemiology, 55:1-7.
Bagley SC, White H, Golomb
BA 2001. "Use of logistic regression in the medical literature:
Standard for use and reporting, with particular attention to one medical
domain." Journal of Clinical Epidemiology 54(10):979-985.
Golomb B, Vickrey G,
& Hays RD 2001. "A review of health-related quality-of-life measures in
stroke." Pharmacoeconomics, 19: 155-185.
Golomb BA, Stattin H, Mednick SA
2000. "Low cholesterol and violent crime." J Psychiatric Res
34: 301-309.
Golomb BA, Pyne JM, Jaworski BA,
Wright B, Lohr JM, Bozzette SA 2000. "Primary care for patients with
severe mental illness: What role can psychiatrists play?" Psychiatric
Services 51(6): 766-773.
Golomb BA, Criqui MH, Detrano RC,
Wong ND, Bundens WP, Mattrey RF, Denenberg JO 1999. "Noninvasive testing
to detect subclinical cardiovascular disease. What is its role?" Preventive
Cardiology 2(4):42-50 (Fall supplement).
Golomb BA 1998. "Cholesterol
and violence: Is there a connection?" Annals of Internal Medicine,
128:478-487.
Criqui MH, Golomb BA
1998. "Epidemiologic aspects of lipid abnormalities." American
Journal of Medicine, 105 (1A): 48S-57S.
Stewart-Bartlett M,
Viola PA, Sejnowski TJ, Golomb BA, Larsen J, Hager JC and Ekman P 1996
"Classifying facial action." Advances in Neural Information
Processing Systems 8: 823-829.
Gray MS, Lawrence DT, Golomb
BA and Sejnowski TJ 1995. "A perceptron reveals the face of sex."
Neural Computation, 7(6)1160-64.
Golomb BA, Lawrence DT, and
Sejnowski TJ 1991. "SexNet: A neural network that recognizes sex from
human faces." Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 3,
572-577.
Golomb BA, Andersen RA, Nakayama
K, MacLeod DIA, Wong A 1985. "Visual thresholds for shearing motion in
monkey and man." Vision Research 25, 813-820.
EDITORIALS, INVITED
PAPERS, OTHER
Golomb BA 2009. "Metabolic syndrome: Intimal medial
thickness and beyond." J Am College Cardiol 53: 2280-2.
(Invited Editorial)
Golomb BA, Parrish J, Broadwin JA 2009. "Statins and
Mortality." On the Risk 25: 66-71. (Invited article for Insurance
Industry journal)
Criqui
MH, Golomb BA 2008. "Lipid lowering: what and when to
monitor." Lancet 2008;372(9638):516-7. (Invited Editorial)
Golomb BA 2007. "Reasoning from evidence. A
call for education." Invited contribution to: Edge.org “What have you
changed your mind about?” http://www.edge.org/q2008/q08_15.html#golomb
Golomb B 2007. "Odile reminiscences." Odile Crick
Memorial Exhibition, Edited by Becky Cohen, published by Salk Institute, p
23-24, 45.
Golomb BA 2006. "Reforming scientific and medical
publishing via the internet." Invited contribution to: Edge.org "What
are you optimistic about?"
(Comment:
Mine was the first of six Edge contributions highlighted on Nature’s website
– Nature.com.)
Abbreviated
version: http://edge.org/q2007/q07_15.html#golomb
http://edge.org/q2007/q07_15.html#golomb
Full
version: http://www.tsntv.org/articles/Golomb_Edge2007_expanded.pdf
See also Book Chapters
(abbreviated version later published)
Golomb BA 2005. "Statins and Blood Pressure a
Probable Link?" http://www.audiomedica.com/?p=52.
Audio Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine, 11:1.
Golomb BA 2005. "Impact of statin adverse events in
the elderly." Expert Opinion on Drug Safety 4(3):389-397.
Criqui MH and Golomb
BA 2004. "Low and lowered cholesterol and total mortality." J
Am Coll Cardiol 44(5): 1009-10.
Golomb BA 2004. "Statin side
effects. Implications for the elderly." Geriatric Times May/June,
18-20.
Criqui MH and Golomb
BA 1999. "Should patients with diabetes drink to their health?" Journal
of the American Medical Association 282 (3):279-80.
Golomb B and Criqui M 1999.
"Anti-hypertensives: Much ado aboutlipids." Archives of Internal
Medicine, 159: 535-537.
Golomb B 1998. "Dietary
fats and heart disease: dogma challenged." Journal of Clinical
Epidemiology 51(6):461-4.
Golomb BA 1995. "Are
placebos bearing false witness?" Chemistry and Industry 21: 900.
Golomb BA A Review of the
Scientific Literature as it Pertains to Gulf War Illnesses, Vol 3:
Immunizations RAND. Unreleased.
Cecchine G, Johnson D,
Perry W, Anthony C.R., Golomb B, Hearn A.C., Hilborne L, Sollinger J.
2001. Army Medical Support to the Army
After Next. RAND. 80 pages.
Hilborne LH, Golomb
BA 2001. A Review of the Scientific Literature as it Pertains to Gulf
War Illnesses, Vol 1: Infectious Diseases. RAND, Santa Monica, CA. 119
pages. Peer reviewed book.
Cecchine G, Golomb BA,
Hilborne LH, Spektor DM, Anthony RA 2000: A Review of the Scientific
Literature as it Pertains to Gulf War Illnesses, Vol 8: Pesticides RAND,
Santa Monica. 182 pages. Peer reviewed book.
Golomb BA 1999. A Review of
the Scientific Literature as it Pertains to Gulf War Illnesses, Vol 2:
Pyridostigmine Bromide. Washington, DC, RAND 385 pages. Peer reviewed book.
(Among top 10 best selling RAND books in 2000 list).
BOOK CHAPTERS
Millen
M, Golomb BA 2012. “Chocolate and
mood.” (Chapter 30) In: Dr. Ronald Watson et al (Eds) Chocolate in Health
and Nutrition, in series Nutrition
and Health (Adrianne Bendich, Series Editor), Humana Press Springer, pp
409-419.
Golomb BA 2012. “The Dece(i)bo Effect.” In: John Brockman (Ed.) This Will Make
You Smarter: New Scientific Concepts to Improve your Thinking,
Harper Perennial. p 381-5.
Golomb BA, Criqui MH 2008.
"Epidemiology of PAD." Chapter 1 In: MA Creager (Ed.), Peripheral
Arterial Disease (2nd Edition). ReMedica Publishing, London. p
1-22.
Golomb B 2007 “Reforming Scientific and Medical Publishing Via the
Internet.” In: What Are You
Optimistic About? Today's Leading Thinkers on Why Things Are Good and Getting
Better,” John Brockman (Ed.), Harper
Collins, New York. p 346-350.
Golomb
BA, Criqui MH, Bundens WP 2001. "Epidemiology of
peripheral arterial disease." In: MA Creager (Ed.), Management of
Peripheral Arterial Disease: Medical, Surgical and Interventional Aspects.
ReMedica Publishing, London. p 1-18.
Golomb BA, Criqui MH, Bundens WP
2001. "Peripheral arterial disease." In Hiatt, W.R., Hirsch, A.T.,
Regensteiner, J. (Eds), Peripheral Arterial Disease Handbook. CRC Press,
Boca Raton, pp. 57-80.
Golomb B 2000. "Health and
Medical Factors: Cholesterol." In: Violence in America - An Encyclopedia, Charles Scribner’s
Sons.
Golomb BA 2000.
"Cerebrovascular disease." In Kerr EA, Asch SM, Hamilton EG, McGlynn
EA (Eds.) Quality of Care for Cardiopulmonary Conditions: A Review of the
Literature and Quality Indicators. RAND Health, Santa Monica: Pp 69-90.
Golomb BA 2000. "Chronic
obstructive pulmonary disease." In Kerr EA, Asch SM, Hamilton EG, McGlynn
EA (Eds.) Quality of Care for Cardiopulmonary Conditions: A Review of the
Literature and Quality Indicators. RAND Health, Santa Monica: Pp 91-116.
Golomb BA 2000.
"Hyperlipidemia." In Kerr EA, Asch SM, Hamilton EG, McGlynn EA (Eds.)
Quality of Care for Cardiopulmonary Conditions: A Review of the Literature and
Quality Indicators. RAND Health,
Santa Monica: Pp 201-216.
Golomb BA 2000. "Dyspepsia
and Peptic ulcer disease." In Kerr EA, Asch SM, Hamilton EG, McGlynn EA
(Eds.) Quality of Care for General Medical Conditions A Review of the
Literature and Quality Indicators. RAND Health: Pp 263-290.
Golomb B and Sejnowski TJ 1995.
"Sex recognition from faces using neural networks." In: AF Murray
(Ed.), Applications of Neural Networks, Kluwer Academic
Publishers.
TECHNICAL REPORTS AND RAND REPORTS (see also
Books)
Binns JH, Barlow C, Bloom FE, Clauw DJ,
Golomb BA, et al 2008. Gulf War Illness and the Health of Gulf War
Veterans. Scientific Findings and Recommendations. Research Advisory Committee
on Gulf War Veterans Illnesses. US Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.
454 pages. November 2008.
Binns JH, Cherry N, Golomb BA,
et al. Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans' Illnesses: Scientific
Progress in Understanding Gulf War Veterans’ Illnesses: Report and
Recommendations. http://www1.va.gov/rac-gwvi/docs/ReportandRecommendations_2004.pdf;
2004 September 2004.
Golomb BA
2003. Research Recommendations. Written brief for Dept of Veterans
Affairs Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Illnesses.
Golomb BA,
Pickett D 2003. Surveillance for birth defects in ill Gulf War veterans. Written
brief for Dept of Veterans Affairs Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War
Illnesses.
Golomb BA.
2002. Acetylcholinesterase inhibitor effects: Neurological and
nonneurological mechanisms. Written brief for Dept of Veterans Affairs
Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Illnesses.
Golomb BA.
2002. Mitochondrial dysfunction. A mechanism of illness in Gulf War
veterans? Written brief for Dept of Veterans Affairs Research Advisory
Committee on Gulf War Illnesses.
Golomb BA,
Chadwick A. 2002. Treatment considerations for ill Gulf War veterans.
Written brief for Dept of Veterans Affairs Research Advisory Committee on Gulf
War Illnesses.
Golomb BA,
Haley R 2002. Objective Markers: Means to Identify Mechanisms and Treatments
in Gulf War veterans. Written brief for Dept of Veterans Affairs Research
Advisory Committee on Gulf War Illnesses.
Golomb B
1999. Assessing the Care of Vulnerable Elders. Potential Quality Indicators
and Literature Review: Stroke. RAND report. 113 pages.
Perry W, Johnson D, Cecchine G, Golomb
B, Hilborn L, Hearn A, Anthony R 1999. Issues and Insights from the Army
Medical Technology Workshop, 1999. Prepared for the US Army Training and
Doctrine Command and the US Army Medical Department. RAND report PM-946-A, July
1999.
Hays RD, Vickrey BG, Golomb
B 1997. "Health related quality of life measures in studies of
stroke." RAND report, July 1997.
Sherbourne CD, Golomb
BA, Bystritsky A, Inkeles M, Marshall G. "Summary of Health-related
Quality of Life Measures for Use in Anxiety Disorders." RAND report, July
1997.
Gray MS, Lawrence DT, Golomb
BA and Sejnowski TJ 1993. "A perceptron reveals the face of sex."
Institute for Neural Computation Technical Report Series, INC-9303.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Golomb
BA 2012. ”Too sweet to be real?
Reply” Arch Intern Med 172 (16): 1270
Golomb
BA, Koperski S, Rose, N 2010. “Chocolate consumption and effects on serotonin synthesis” (“Confection
in coinfection”). Arch Intern Med
170(17): 1608-9
Golomb
BA, Koperski S, Evans MA 2010. “Statin adverse effects. A complementary perspective.” Drug Safety 33(9): 803-4
Golomb BA 2009. “The forecast
remains sunny for the vitamin D heart hypothesis.” Arch Intern Med 169(4):
416-7.
Golomb BA, Koperski S 2009.
“Association Not Causation.” Arch Intern Med 169:1079.
Golomb BA, Aranoff-Spencer E,
Steadman MC, Wu W, Yan A 2009. “A ray of sunshine for the Vitamin D Heart
hypothesis.” Arch Intern Med 169(4): 416-7
Golomb BA, Evans MA 2008. “Re:
Statin therapy is associated with reduced neuropathologic changes of Alzheimer
disease.“ Neurology 70(24): 2349-50
Golomb BA 2008. Correction for
Golomb, “Reply to Blazer et al.: Flawed challenges to 'Acetylcholinesterase
inhibitors and Gulf War illnesses'.” Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 105(47):
E94. (This was a correction of their error – the journal had made
a change after the galleys were approved, that they later corrected)
Golomb BA 2008. “Reply to Blazer
et al.: flawed challenges to ‘Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors and Gulf War
illnesses.’” Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
105(33): E53
Golomb
BA, Mednick SA, Tenkanen L 2007. “Suicide: A weighty
matter?” Arch Internal Med 167(17): 1908.
Golomb BA, Evans MA 2007.
“Potential link between HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor (statin) use and
interstitial lung disease.” Med J Australia 187(4): 253.
Golomb BA, Evans MA 2006. “Risk
factors for rhabdomyolysis with simvastatin and atorvastatin.” Drug Safety
29(12): 1191.
Golomb BA 2002. "When are
medication side effects due to the nocebo phenomenon?" JAMA
287(19): 2502-3; discussion 2503-4.
Kaplan RM, Golomb BA
2001. "Cost-effectiveness of statin medications." Am
Psychol 56(4): 366-7.
Golomb BA and Jaworski BA 2001.
"Statins and Dementia." Archives of Neurology 58(7): 1169-70.
Golomb BA 1998. "Cholesterol
and violence: Is there a connection?" Annals of Internal Medicine
129(8): 669-670.
Golomb BA 1996. "Low serum
cholesterol and serotonin metabolism -- other studies have been done in humans
and monkeys." BMJ 312(7041):1299.
Golomb BA 1996. "Using
placebos." Nature 379: 765.
Golomb BA 1995. "Low
cholesterol and violence." Arch Intern Med 155: 2485.
Golomb BA 1995. "Paradox of
placebo effect." Nature 375: 530.
Golomb B 1990. "Hiccup for
hiccups." Nature 345: 774.
Golomb B 1989. "Taking a
byte out of time." JAMA 262: 3132.
BOOK REVIEWS
Golomb BA 1997. "Catalyst --
For Change in Book Reviews," Chemistry and Biology 4: 651-652.
Golomb BA 1996. "Genius talk
or moron babble? The complementarity principle," Chemistry and Biology
3: 813-814.
Golomb BA 1995. "Author's
Imagination" (Review of Nature's Imagination: The Frontiers of
Scientific Vision), Chemistry and Biology 2(10): 651-2.
THESIS
Golomb BA 1988. "Visual
Motion Processing: Some Special Properties," PhD Thesis, Department of
Biology, U.C. San Diego.
ABSTRACTS
Golomb
BA,
Vomberg Z, Huynh K, Meskimen AH 2012. More frequent chocolate consumption is
linked to better word memory. AHA Scientific Sessions 2012, November 6, 2012,
Los Angeles (oral presentation) Circulation
suppl. http://e.ctt.bz/e.asp?e=19986979-A805-4EB8-B6C3-A76202B53441
Golomb
BA,
Meskimen AH 2012. Statins and tinnitus: an innovative analysis. AHA Scientific
Sessions 2012, November 4, 2012, Los Angeles http://e.ctt.bz/e.asp?e=4E3F0E50-865C-42CD-92BB-7A92890F76D7
Golomb
BA,
Koperski S, White HL 2012. Statins raise glucose preferentially among men who
are older and at greater metabolic risk. AHA Joint Conference - Nutrition, Physical Activity and Metabolism and
Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology and Prevention 2012 Scientific Sessions Mar
16, 2012, San Diego (oral presentation).
Golomb
BA,
Koperski S, White HL 2011. More Frequent Chocolate Consumption is Associated
with Lower Body Mass Index. AHA Joint
Conference - Nutrition, Physical Activity and Metabolism and Cardiovascular
Disease Epidemiology and Prevention 2011 Scientific Sessions Mar 22,
2011, Atlanta. Circulation suppl.
Golomb
BA,
Koperski S, White HL 2011. Chocolate Consumption is Linked to Aggression. AHA Joint Conference - Nutrition, Physical Activity
and Metabolism and Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology and Prevention 2011
Scientific Sessions. Mar 22, 2011, Atlanta. Circulation suppl.
Koperski S, Dimsdale J,
White H, Golomb BA 2011. Sleep problems may mediate glucose elevations
on statins: Results from the UCSD Statin Study. AHA Joint Conference - Nutrition, Physical
Activity and Metabolism and Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology and Prevention
2011 Scientific Sessions March 23, 2011, Atlanta Mar 22, 2011, Atlanta. Circulation suppl.
Golomb BA 2010 “Patient
reporting of drug adverse effects” Drug
Safety 33(10): 952-3 From: ISOP meeting, Accra, Ghana.
Golomb BA, Criqui MH, Dimsdale
JE, Evans MA, Broadwin JA, White HL 2009 “Statin effects on energy: Results
from the UCSD Statin Study, a randomized trial.” Circulation 119: e308. (Joint Conference – 49th
Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology and Prevention Annual Conference, and
Nutrition, Physical Activity and Metabolism Conference. Abstract ID 837, March
11, Palm Harbor, Florida, presented 3-11-09)
Golomb BA, Broadwin JA, White HL,
Criqui MH, Dimsdale JE 2009. “Statins reduce orgasm. Results from the UCSD
Statin Study, a randomized trial.”American Psychosomatic Society, March 6,
Chicago (presented 3-6-09)
Golomb BA,
Evans MA, Dimsdale JE 2008. “Trans Fat Consumption Linked to Aggression.” Circulation
supplement; 117(11):e237. Presented at the American Heart Association 48th
Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology and Prevention Annual Conference, and
Nutrition, Physical Activity and Metabolism Conference, Colorado Springs.
Golomb BA,
Dimsdale JE, Evans MA, Denenberg JO, White HL, Criqui MH 2008. “Effects of
Statins on Aggression Differ by Gender: Results of a Double Blind Placebo
Controlled Trial.” Circulation supplement; 117(11):e268-269. Presented
at the American Heart Association 48th Cardiovascular Disease
Epidemiology and Prevention Annual Conference, and Nutrition, Physical Activity
and Metabolism Conference, Colorado Springs.
Golomb BA,
Kwon EK, Criqui MH, Dimsdale JE 2007. “Simvastatin But Not Pravastatin Affects
Sleep: Findings from the UCSD Statin Study.” Circulation supplement;
116:II-847.
Yaghmai R; Renvall MJ; Golomb BA;
Lenert LA; Ramsdell JW 2007. “An Epidemic Of Musculoskeletal Symptoms Among
Physicians In Two Institutions Using EMR-Based Systems For Routine Care.”
Poster presentation/abstract, Society of General Internal Medicine meeting,
Toronto, Canada: April 25-28, 2007.
Golomb BA,
Dimsdale JE, White HL, Criqui MH 2006. “Do Low Dose Statins Affect Cognition?
Results of the UCSD Statin Study.” Circulation supplement; 114(18):
II-289.
Golomb BA,
McGraw J 2005. "Lack of Physician Response Toward Perceived Statin Adverse
Events." Circulation supplement; 111(14):255.
Golomb BA,
Ritchie JB, Criqui MH, Dimsdale JE. 2004. Statins Lower Blood Pressure:
Results from the UCSD Statin Study. Circulation
(suppl 3) 110(17): 402.
Kordas K, Phillips P, Golomb B
2004. Clinical Characteristics of 1053 Patients with Statin-Associated Muscle
Complaints. Arterioscler Thromb Vasc Biol; 24:e51-136.
Golomb BA,
Yang E, Denenberg J, Criqui MH 2003. "Statin Associated Muscle Adverse
Effects." Poster presentation/abstract, AHA Council on Epidemiology and
Prevention meeting, Miami FL: March 7, 2002.
Yang E, Jaworski B, Denenberg J, Criqui
MH, Golomb BA 2002. Muscle symptoms in patients on statins. American
Heart Association Young Investigators Forum, San Diego, CA: Sept. 2002.
Golomb, BA
1999. "Could dysregulation of acetylcholine (from pyridostigmine bromide
or other acetylcholinesterase inhibitors) contribute to illness in Persian Gulf
War veterans?" Conference on Federally Sponsored Gulf War Veterans’
Illnesses Research, June 23-25, 1999 (Abstract accepted; withdrawn for security
reasons at request of DoD).
Golomb BA and Criqui MH 1998.
"Put the risk back in risk-benefit," 1998 San Diego Biostatistics
& Epidemiology Research Exchange Conference. La Jolla, CA (Platform
presentation May 5, 1998).
Bagley S and Golomb
BA 1998. "Patient interest and response to genetic testing for cancer
susceptibility: A systematic review of the literature," American
Federation for Medical Research, Western Regional Meeting, Feb 4-7, 1998,
Carmel, CA. J Investigative Medicine 46(1).
Pyne J, Golomb B,
Schten E, Jaworski B, Bozzette S 1998. "Appropriate roles for
psychiatrists delivering primary medical care," VA HSR&D meeting, Feb
1998.
Golomb BA 1996. "Low
cholesterol and Violent Crime," Proceedings of the Robert Wood Johnson
Clinical Scholars Program 24th National Meeting, Ft. Lauderdale, FL. (Platform
presentation: Nov 1996).
Golomb BA 1995. "Cholesterol,
serotonin, and violence: Is there a connection?" Proceedings of the Robert
Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program 23rd National Meeting, Ft. Lauderdale,
FL. (Platform presentation: Nov 9, 1995).
Golomb B and Leuchter AF 1993.
"Neural Networks Distinguish Demented Patients from Elderly Controls Based
on EEG Recordings," Solomon Scholar Research Award, UCLA. (Platform
presentation: June 1993).
Golomb B, Lawrence D, Sejnowski
T, and Ekman P 1992. "Neural Networks Evaluate Facial Muscle
Actions," Solomon Scholar Research Award, UCLA, 1992. (Platform
presentation, June 1992).
Golomb B 1990. "Cross
adaptation to flow field motion," Investigative Ophthalmology and
Visual Science 31 (4):522. Poster presentation, Association for Research in
Vision and Ophthalmology, Sarasota, FL, April 1989.
Golomb B 1988. "Motion
Escape," Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science 29. Poster
presentation, Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology, Sarasota,
FL, April 1988.
Golomb B 1986. "The
Crankshaft Effect," Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science
27(3): 345. Poster presentation, Association for Research in Vision and
Ophthalmology, Sarasota, FL, April 1986.
Golomb B, Andersen, RA,
Nakayama, K, MacLeod, DIA, Wong, A. 1984. "Thresholds for shearing motion
detection in monkey and man," Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual
Science 25(3):69. Poster presentation, Association for Research in Vision
and Ophthalmology, Sarasota, FL, April 1984.
MEDIA INTEREST (Incomplete). “x2” (or
x3) generally means stories were run on 2 (or3) different of our studies.
2012: New York Times (x4, including most
emailed story), Wall St Journal, CNN,
NPR (x2, including most emailed story), Boston Globe (x2), Bloomberg News, ABC,
CBC, BBC x 3, KPBS (radio, television), NBC, NBC Latino, CBS Radio, Radio New
Zealand, Radio Scotland, Brazil Band News, CBC (Canadian Broadcasting System),
News TV live, Daily Telegraph (UK), ABC Sydney, Al Jazeera (TV), Discovery
News, CCTV (China), Globe and Mail (Canada),Huffington Post (x2), San Diego
Union Tribune (x3), LA Times, Science News, NPR radio (x 2), NY Times Magazine,
Time, Thomson Reuters (x2), UK Press association, Time, USA Today.
AARP Bulletin, About.com
(NY Times), American Baby, American Medical News, Arthritis Today, Better Homes
and Gardens, Bottom Line (x2), California Watch, Consumer Reports (x2),
Dagbladet (Norway), Destination Sante (France), Doctor Oz You Beauty,
EatDrinkBetter, El Mundo, Experience Life, First for Women, First Watch,
Fitness (x2), Fitbe (Rodale), Fitness (x2), Food Network Magazine, Health,
Healthday (x2), Healthy Woman, Hospitalist, The Internist (ACP), Istoe Magazine
(Brazil), Journal Watch, Korea Radio “1013 Main Street”, Korea news, La
Vanguardia (Spain), Marie Claire (x 2), MedPage Today, Medscape (most emailed
story), Mens Health, Mens Journal, Mercola (Skype interview),
MyHealthNewsDaily, NewsMax, Now magazine, Pacific Standard OnLine, Parade,
People’s Pharmacy (radio interview), Postmedia News Canada, Prevention (x2),
Revista Ciencia Hoje (“Science Today,” from Brazilian Assn for Advancement of
Science), Science News, Science & Vie (France), Scientific American Mind,
Self (x2), Shape, Simply Nutrition,
Sound Medicine, South China Morning, Spry, Tufts Health Letter, Post, La
Vanguardia (Spain), Voice of Russia radio, WebMD (x2), Women’s Health, WTIP
Community Radio Roundtable, Yale Daily News, Yoga Journal.
Our
article on chocolate and body mass index was the topic of the most emailed NY
Times story that day, as well as the most emailed Medscape story. It was
the leading news story from the University for that month (March), though it
came out near the end of the month (Mar 26), besting next biggest news story
for the University that month by a factor of two; that story was also from our
lab (on trans fats and aggression).
2011 ABC, NBC, Washington Post, Philadelphia enquirer, Slate,
Boing Boing, Ivanhoe Broadcast
2010 Time magazine, Scientific American, CNN, BBC
News, Wall Street Journal, LA Times, Business Week (both News
and Lifestyle sections), AOL, ABC News, CBS News, CANWorld, KNBC TV, Mens
Health, Women’s Health, FDA Reporter, The Globe and Mail (Canada),
Radio New Zealand, UK Press Association, NPR, Reuters, Bloomberg News,
CNN Health.com, CAN West news (Canada), LA Times (x 2), the
Australian, Fox, Fox Business.com, Boston Global, Chicago Tribune, Denver Post,
Discovery Health, Montreal Gazette, MSN, MSNBC, The
Australian, The Daily Mail (UK), Time magazine (again),Times
(India), Medscape, United Press International, WebMD, Xinhua News, Yahoo News,
many others.
Our April 2010 article
on chocolate and depression in Archives of Internal Medicine (Google:
chocolate depression Archives April 2010) led to hundreds of news stories
extending to at least 50 foreign nations per Google News – the runaway
big story for our University that month, and had only descended to the number 2
health story on CNN a month later (with stories still being run in major
media).
2009: NBC TV (San Diego News
Now!), USA Today (section A story), CNN radio, 60 minutes, Forbes,
The Globe and Mail (Canada), WebMD, San Diego Union Tribune (front page
story).
2008: BBC, Bloomberg
News, Business Week, CNN, Daily Mail (UK), Daily Telegraph (UK), Discovery,
Economist, Good Morning America (ABC TV), LA Times, New Scientist, New York Times,
Reuters, The Australian (Australia), The Doctors (TV show), US News and World
Report, Wall St Journal, Washington Post.
Previous
(selected).
Statin Adverse Effect
website:
Wall Street Journal. “Researchers Ask
Patients to Help Fill Gap in Data on Side Effects of Statins.” Tara Parker-Pope
10/3/2006
United Press International. “Statin Users Report
Side Effects Online.” Leah Carliner. 9/22/2006; Channel 10 television news, San
Diego, Carol LeBeau
ABC7
News.com. “Risks & Benefits of Statin Drugs.”
Washington Post Online, Reuters Online, MSNBC
Online, KPBS,
American Heart Association, WebMD, Fox News, LA
Times.
“Cholesterol-lowering drug linked to sleep disruptions.”
The New York Times. Dec 21, 2007.
The New
York Times. Tara Parker-Pope. 2/13/2008.
Cholesterol; and Statin
risk-benefit:
11-97 KNBC TV;
3-98 New York Times 5 column article, CNN, NBC, ABC, CBS, LA Times,
Reuters/AP, Science magazine. Also, British newspapers.
NBC Nightly News, 8-24-01. NBC
Nightly News, 11-13-01. Wall Street Journal, 4-25-02. MSNBC
(print) 8-24-01.Wall Street Journal, 12-02. San Diego Union Tribune
5-03. Los Angeles Times 7-03. Wall Street Journal 1-04. New
York Times 7-04. CBS News with Dan Rather 5-04. Newsday 7-04.
The San Diego Union Tribune 7-04. The Times (London) 8-04.
Other:
Multiple newspapers throughout US 7-00, 9-00; LA Times, 2000 & 2001.
San Diego Union Tribune, 5-16-01 & 5-28-01 (front page article); Philadelphia
Enquirer 8-27-01. Sciences et Avenir (France), 10-01. WebMD (peripheral
neuropathy) 5-02. Discover magazine. KPBS radio 5-29-02 10-11
"These Days"; with Tom Fudge and Dr. Michael Criqui; UCSD TV,
lecture 8-02. Men's Health, San Francisco Chronicle 1-05. The
Sunday Times-Britain 3-05. San Diego Union Tribute 7-05. Lifetime
Fitness 12-05. Daily News (UK) 6-06. Daily Mail (UK) 6-06. BusinessWeek
8-06. Daily Mail (UK) 1-07. ABC7News.com 2-07. Smart Money
The New York Times. “Great Drug, but Does
It Prolong Life?” Tara Parker-Pope. 1/29/2008
Ladies' Home Journal. “Does Cholesterol
Really Count?” Linda Marsa. Feb-08
Business Week
The Wall Street Journal. Melinda Beck.
2/12/2008.
Good Morning America 2-08
Israeli press (Hebrew symbols)
Gulf War illness,
Following Pentagon press
briefing 10-99 (and interviews)
NY Times and LA Times (front
page of each); Washington Post, San Diego Union Tribune, multiple
other newspapers; NPR, other radio stations, national TV news on ABC
and CBS (lead story), NBC; CNN, CSPAN; policy.com,
Yahoo (lead news story), The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (lead
“Headline News” story); science journals including New Scientist. BBC
radio interview, BBC television, television news throughout Western
Europe (e.g. Britain, Germany, other), Eastern Europe, Australia; newspapers
and news magazines throughout same distribution (10-99) -- e.g. Le Monde
(France), Hungarian newspapers and news magazines, Danish periodicals, German,
BBC news
Following Congressional
testimony in 11-99: CNN.
Subsequent: Science
magazine 4-01. Science magazine 4-02. NPR Science Friday
(radio guest) 3-03.
On release of Committee
report 2004: Front page article NY Times 10-15-04; Front page San
Diego Union Tribune 10-15-04; BBC radio 10-15-04 (or 10-16); London
Times; Others internationally.;Science Magazine; BMJ (news section);
BBC News (and BBC radio) 10-04. BMJ News Extra 10-04.
“Study: Sarin at Root of
Gulf War Syndrome.” Kelly Kennedy. Army Times. 5/25/2007
Following PNAS article on acetylcholinesterase
inhibitors and illness in Gulf War veterans: BBC radio 3-08; CNN
radio 3-08, Economist 3-08; other UK media/ press, The Australian
(leading Australian daily), German radio interview, LA Times, Reuters,
Washington Post, San Diego Union Tribune, Bloomberg News, many other venues
Following Gulf War RAC Committee Report: Nov
2008: most major news venues
Pyridostigmine FDA
approval for Nerve Agent Protection 3-03: Science magazine, multiple
regional papers (e.g. Rocky Mountain Times, Orange County Register)
Cholesterol and violent
crime: Web
MD 2000; Clinical Pearls 2001; Crime Times 2001
Alcohol and diabetes: re: JAMA
article: 7-99: Fox News, Science News, other
Neural networks, pertaining to SexNet
and ExpressionNet: 1990 CNN; 1990 Jim Jubek, In the Image of the
Brain (popular book on neural network revolution); 1992, The Machine
that Changed the World, Episode 4: The Thinking Machine (A PBS NOVA
Documentary).