Mignon Fogarty

Why Is Mignon Fogarty Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Mignon Fogarty is a former faculty member in journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno, and a former science writer who produces an educational podcast about English grammar and usage titled Grammar Girl's Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing, which was named one of the best podcasts of 2007 by iTunes. She is also the founder of the Quick and Dirty Tips podcasting network.

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Mignon Fogarty's Published Works

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Published Works

‘Melatonin as a sedation substitute for diagnostic procedures: MRI and EEG’ (2001) (15)
‘Each One Teach One’: B-Boying and Ageing (2020) (14)
Melatonin as a sedation substitute for diagnostic procedures: MRI and EEG. (2001) (13)
Are current recommendations for pneumococcal vaccination appropriate for Western Australia? (2000) (12)
Candidial osteomyelitis: a case report. (1983) (11)
Correlation of serum theophylline levels with inhibition of allergen and histamine-induced skin tests. (1980) (9)
Genetic testing, Alzheimer disease, and long-term care insurance. (1999) (8)
Letter: Fresh frozen plasma for prophylaxis in hereditary angioedema. (1976) (6)
MON-LB027: Watercress in Breast Cancer Patients Undergoing Radiotherapy: Relevance in DNA Damage of Dermatitis? (2015) (5)
MON-LB019: Does Watercress Influence Phase Angle in Breast Cancer Patients During Radiotherapy? (2015) (4)
How cancer treatment benefits from the industryʼs input (2008) (4)
Afrox - working on cancer in Africa (2012) (2)
Highlights from European Hematology Association 14th Annual Congress, Berlin, June 4–7 (2009) (1)
CLL: How Eradicating Minimal Residual Disease Extends Survival (2005) (1)
Cervical cancer: the HPV virus and the high-risk male (2007) (1)
U.K. Bans Smoking in Cars with Children (2015) (1)
How to manage breakthrough pain (2007) (1)
Leading a consensus on cancer care: Professor Mike Richards, National Cancer Director, talks to OT (2004) (0)
Why are the Brits such an unhealthy lot? (2007) (0)
NCRI Conference Highlights Cancer Prevention (2007) (0)
How long will it be before everyone knows about cancer screening programmes? (2008) (0)
NCRI Conference: Excellence in Oncology Awards see innovation rewarded (2010) (0)
Myeloma: three-drug combinations prolong time to progression (2012) (0)
Biotherapy Development Association Calls for Early Cooperation in Development of Targeted Therapies (2004) (0)
Australia and its orthopaedic association (1999) (0)
Not much Christmas cheer for patients with liver cancer (2009) (0)
Curiosity and cheer on the cancer front this month (2012) (0)
Innovations and links (2011) (0)
Prostate Cancer: Calculating Treatment Tradeoffs (2005) (0)
Good and bad news at NCRI this year (2008) (0)
Change mindsets and improve cancer survival now (2012) (0)
The UK perspective on prostate cancer research (2012) (0)
How to stop the public getting a tan (2008) (0)
Controversy and combinations at ASCO (2012) (0)
Move the goalposts as the survival rates soar … but not too far (2007) (0)
Has NICE ruled against the human impulse to help at all cost (2008) (0)
Self-assessment as a means of continuing medical education (1983) (0)
Treatment for blood cancers gets better, but does everyone know that? (2009) (0)
Highlights from National Cancer Research Institute Conference (2008) (0)
Richard Peto on the Dangers of Smoking (2005) (0)
Good research from all over the world (2009) (0)
Prostate cancer: how does patient attitude to treatments influence choice? (2005) (0)
Are we on a road map to world excellence? (2008) (0)
Mike Richards: ‘You canʼt expect everything to be done in one fell swoop’ (2009) (0)
The way forward – but who is going to pay for it? (2010) (0)
Why did the Karolinska report get it so wrong? (2007) (0)
What gemcitabine/paclitaxel combination brings to the party: but when will it be used? (2005) (0)
Hard times, but still lights at the end - and in the middle - of the cancer tunnel (2009) (0)
Smoking guns at the NCRI: many ‘good news’ stories emerge, but there is still a way to go (2005) (0)
ESMO takes lead in placing rare cancers on political agenda (2010) (0)
How BEDS can help advanced cancer patients feel better (2007) (0)
What price quality of life (2012) (0)
How many will heed the prevention message? (2007) (0)
Some news might be good, but is it all NICE? (2007) (0)
How sea sponges led to treatment for breast cancer (2011) (0)
Impressions from a first visit to ASH in New Orleans (2010) (0)
Europeʼs Plan to End Cancer (2016) (0)
Radiotherapy halves risk of dying from prostate cancer (2012) (0)
NCRI Plenary Lecture: Sir Mike Richards on Increasing Cancer Survival in England (2011) (0)
The (not so very) NICE situation on targeted therapies (2007) (0)
How SIRT fills a gap on the liver cancer scene (2012) (0)
Working wonders around the world (2011) (0)
Tips on survival as a cancer patient (2011) (0)
The Cancer Survivorʼs Companion (2011) (0)
NHL: Radioimmunotherapy Extends Remission in Two Studies (2004) (0)
Childhood Cancer Survivors: Largest Study to Date Assesses Long‐Term Effects & Impressions (2003) (0)
UKʼs National Cancer Research Institute Launches Plea for Lung Cancer Research (2006) (0)
More writers for Oncology Times please (2007) (0)
Final Phase III Analysis Confirms: Radiotherapy Added to ADT Halves Mortality Risk in Prostate Cancer (2012) (0)
Is chemotherapy as effective as radiotherapy in the management of testicular cancer? (2006) (0)
How eradicating minimal residual disease improves survival in CLL (2005) (0)
Strategy sets high aspirations for cancer care in the UK (2008) (0)
Everything is getting NICEr for patients with cancer in England (2009) (0)
More and more molecular drugs hit the target at ESMO (2010) (0)
Prevention the best policy at the NCRI (2007) (0)
When is someone going to educate the public properly about cancer (2009) (0)
What is it about spending money on cancer treatments in this country (2010) (0)
141To Investigate the Effect of Early Dietetic Intervention on Dietary Intakes of Hip Fracture Patients in an Acute Teaching Hospital (2018) (0)
Testicular Cancer: Questions about Whether Chemotherapy May Be as Effective as Radiotherapy for Stage I Seminoma (2006) (0)
Is screening leading to an overload of unnecessary cancer diagnoses (2010) (0)
How new therapy for NHL can improve remission periods (2004) (0)
Highlights from the European Congress on Hematologic Malignancies (2013) (0)
When it's worth rising to the challenge (2007) (0)
How to save Melissa dying from a brain tumour: send her abroad with NHS funding? (2009) (0)
UK ‘Cancer Czar’ Michael Richards on the Improvement in Cancer Services as the UK Cancer Plan Moves Forward (2004) (0)
Breast cancer survival rate has soared in the last decade (2005) (0)
NHS restructure: how the Big Society approach puts cancer first on the strategy list – Mike Richards tells Oncology Times how he sees it working (2011) (0)
Getting cancer strategies into gear (2010) (0)
Why canʼt we manage to be as healthy as the rest of Europe (2010) (0)
Hope in Africa – but the light goes out elsewhere (2012) (0)

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Stanford University
University of Nevada, Reno
University of Washington

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