Diana Zuckerman

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Diana Zuckerman is affiliated with the following schools: University of Pennsylvania, Harvard University, University of California, Berkeley, Boston University, Yale University, Vassar College, Ohio State University, Smith College, Princeton University, Stanford University

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Psychology

#3068

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#3500

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Social Psychology

#446

World Rank

#463

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Cognitive Psychology

#633

World Rank

#665

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According to Wikipedia, Diana M. Zuckerman is an American health policy analyst who focuses on the implications of policies for public health and patients' health. She specializes in national health policy, particularly in women's health and the safety and effectiveness of medical products. She is the President of the National Center for Health Research and the Cancer Prevention and Treatment Fund.

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Diana Zuckerman's Published Works

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Psychosocial predictors of mortality among the elderly poor. The role of religion, well-being, and social contacts. (1984) (300)
Medical device recalls and the FDA approval process. (2011) (228)
Stress, self-esteem, and mental health: How does gender make a difference? (1989) (119)
The prevalence of bulimia among college students. (1986) (103)
Helping Elementary School Children Learn About TV (1980) (92)
Teenagers and cosmetic surgery: focus on breast augmentation and liposuction. (2008) (69)
Quality of Life, Overall Survival, and Costs of Cancer Drugs Approved Based on Surrogate Endpoints (2017) (58)
Family background, sex-role attitudes, and life goals of technical college and university students (1981) (53)
Television Viewing, Children's Reading, and Related Classroom Behavior (1980) (49)
Lack of publicly available scientific evidence on the safety and effectiveness of implanted medical devices. (2014) (48)
Confidence and aspirations: Self‐esteem and self‐concepts as predictors of students' life goals (1985) (46)
Children's Television Viewing, Racial and Sex‐Role Attitudes1 (1980) (42)
Television's impact on children. (1985) (41)
Hype in Health Reporting: “Checkbook Science” Buys Distortion of Medical News (2003) (35)
Software‐Related Recalls of Health Information Technology and Other Medical Devices: Implications for FDA Regulation of Digital Health (2017) (32)
Self‐esteem, self‐concept, and the life goals and sex‐role attitudes of college students1 (1980) (30)
Welfare Reform in America: A Clash of Politics and Research (2000) (26)
Cultural sex-role expectations and children's sex-role concepts (1982) (23)
Self-esteem, personal traits, and college women's life goals (1980) (22)
Women's studies, self-esteem, and college women's plans for the future (1983) (17)
Child Abuse and Failure to Thrive: Individual, Familial, and Environmental Characteristics (1989) (13)
Teenagers and cosmetic surgery. (2005) (13)
Clash of Cultures: Women and Girls on TV and in Real Life. (2005) (12)
The impact of education and selected traits on sex-role related goals and attitudes (1979) (12)
Commentary: Will 20th century patient safeguards be reversed in the 21st century? (2015) (12)
The Evolution of Welfare Reform: Policy Changes and Current Knowledge (2000) (11)
Regulatory reticence and medical devices. (2014) (11)
Public health implications of differences in US and European Union regulatory policies for breast implants (2012) (11)
Media violence, gun control, and public policy. (1996) (11)
Sex-Role Related Goals and Attitudes of Minority Students: A Study of Black College Women and Reentry Students. (1981) (10)
Diversity in Medical Device Clinical Trials: Do We Know What Works for Which Patients? (2018) (10)
Lack of diversity in cancer drug clinical trials may exacerbate racial disparities in mortality rates. (2014) (9)
Bullying Harms Victims And Perpetrators of All Ages. (2016) (9)
21st Century Cures Act and similar policy efforts: at what cost? (2015) (9)
Getting the most out of TV (1981) (9)
Screening for breast cancer with mammography (2001) (8)
Introduction: Welfare Reform: Preliminary Research and Unanswered Questions (2000) (8)
Adolescents, celebrity worship, and cosmetic surgery. (2011) (8)
Using informatics to guide public health policy during the COVID-19 pandemic in the USA (2020) (8)
Reasonably safe? Breast implants and informed consent (2010) (8)
Emergency Use Authorizations (EUAs) Versus FDA Approval: Implications for COVID-19 and Public Health. (2021) (6)
Challenging the Traditional Female Role: An Exploration of Women's Attitudes and Career Aspirations. (1976) (6)
Alzheimer's disease. Current congressional response. (1985) (5)
Understanding the Controversies Over a Groundbreaking New Health Care Law (2015) (4)
Breast Implants, Self-Esteem, Quality of Life, and the Risk of Suicide. (2016) (4)
Commentary: are breast implants safe? (2001) (4)
Silicon, silicone, and breast implants. (2002) (3)
Comment on ‘Statement on combined hormonal contraceptives containing third- or fourth-generation progestogens or cyproterone acetate, and the associated risk of thromboembolism’ (2013) (3)
The need to improve informed consent for breast cancer patients. (2000) (3)
Screening for Lung Cancer: To Be or Not To Be Covered by Medicare? (2015) (3)
Mortality in Swedish women with cosmetic breast implants : Study found increased risk of suicides and cancer deaths (2003) (2)
More on Device Recalls—Reply (2011) (2)
Hip implant failure for men and women: what and when we need to know. Comment on "Sex and risk of hip implant failure". (2013) (2)
Retrospective Study of Interests and Abilities That Predict Life Goals and Sex-Role Attitudes of College Women (1978) (2)
What You Need to Know About Breast Implants (2007) (2)
A Major Shortcoming in the Public Health Legacy of the Obama Administration. (2017) (2)
Linking Research to Policy to People's Lives (2001) (2)
FDA Recalls Not as Alarming as They Seem—Reply (2011) (2)
More data are needed for Essure hysteroscopic sterilization device. (2015) (2)
Can the FDA Help Reduce Drug Prices or the Cost of Medical Care? (2017) (1)
On Common Ground: Prominent Women Talk about Work & Family. (1999) (1)
The breast cancer information gap. (2002) (1)
A simple method for delivery of a subluxed lens. (1986) (1)
Self-concept, family background, and personal traits which predict the life goals and sex-role attitudes of technical college and university women / (1977) (1)
Reconstructive breast implantation after mastectomy. (2006) (1)
Women in psychology: Who are they, and where are they going? (1988) (1)
Changes and Contradictions in Children's Sex-Role Concepts. (1980) (1)
Balance and Collaboration Can Bring about Positive Outcomes in Global CME (2001) (1)
Commentary: are breast implants safe? (2001) (1)
Breast Implant Illnesses : What ’ s the Evidence ? (2018) (1)
Sufficiency of Information in 510(k) Summaries-Reply. (2015) (0)
US device industry and FDA “colluded” on legislation to weaken regulatory oversight (2015) (0)
The relationship between miscommunication and medical malpractice. (1998) (0)
Op-Ed Teenagers and Cosmetic Surgery (2005) (0)
A Consumer Advocate's Perspective on Medical Device Epidemiology and Surveillance (2007) (0)
The critical importance of personal involvement. (1995) (0)
Television's Impact on Children (1985) (0)
Can Cell Phones Harm Our Health? The National Research Center for Women & Families and the Cancer Prevention and Treatment Fund (2010) (0)
Boys to Men (2013) (0)
Small but significant: boutique hospitals. (1989) (0)
Evaluating Gender Equity and Fairness: A Consumer's Guidebook to Leading Companies. Research-in-Brief. (1997) (0)
Setting the Record Straight on FDA Approvals in Oncology-Reply. (2017) (0)
Electronic Health Records (2017) (0)
Comment on "Silicone wristbands as personal passive samplers". (2014) (0)
When Will Presidential Candidates Ask, "What Do Women Want in Health Care?". (2016) (0)
Silicon, Silicone, and Breast Implants (2002) (0)

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