Robert Bazell | Academic Influence

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Robert Bazell

Robert Bazell is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, Yale University, University of Sussex

Why Is Robert Bazell Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Robert Bazell is adjunct professor of Molecular Cellular and Developmental Biology at Yale University. He is the former chief science and health correspondent for NBC News. Biography Education Bazell graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, USA, in 1967 with a B.A. in biochemistry and Phi Beta Kappa honors. As an undergraduate, he wrote a science column called "Science for the People" for the Daily Californian. Afterwards, Bazell traveled to England, where he studied biology at the University of Sussex in 1969 as part of his graduate work, before returning to Berkeley to complete his doctoral degree in immunology.

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Robert Bazell's Published Works

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Published Works

Her-2: the making of herceptin, a revolutionary treatment for breast cancer (1998) (60)
Panel sanctions amphetamines for hyperkinetic children. (1971) (12)
Drug abuse: methadone becomes the solution and the problem. (1973) (11)
Lead poisoning: zoo animals may be the first victims. (1971) (9)
Lead Poisoning: Combating the Threat from the Air (1971) (8)
Food and Drug Administration: is protecting lives the priority? (1971) (8)
Lead poisoning: zoo animals may be the first victims. (1971) (7)
Human environment conference: the rush for influence. (1971) (6)
Drug efficacy study: FDA yields on fixed combinations. (1971) (6)
Cancer research: Senate consultants likely to push for planned assault. (1970) (5)
NSF: Is Applied Research at the Take Off Point? (1971) (5)
Health radicals: crusade to shift medical power to the people. (1971) (5)
Michigan war research charged. (1971) (4)
Star bright, street light, which will they see tonight? (1971) (4)
AIDS watch. A Third-World scourge. (1988) (3)
A pillar of molecular biology (2001) (3)
Cyclamates: House Report Charges Administrative Alchemy at HEW. (1970) (3)
Smoking dogs: tobacco institute tries to discount cancer studies. (1970) (3)
Looking for the light in Haiti. (2020) (3)
The gift of life: dilemmas in organ transplantation. (1989) (3)
The Pharmaceutical Industry (1991) (3)
CBW ban: Nixon would exclude tear gas and herbicides. (1971) (3)
Arid land agriculture: Shaikh up in Arizona research. (1971) (3)
Health care: what the poor people didn't get from Kentucky project. (1971) (3)
Cancer immunotherapy's renaissance Stephen Hall A Commotion in the Blood (1998) (2)
Sex Discrimination: Campuses Face Contract Loss over HEW Demands. (1970) (2)
Nuclear tests: big amchitka shot target of mounting opposition. (1971) (2)
Health programs: slum children suffer because of low funding. (1971) (2)
Arms race: scientists question threat from soviet military r&d. (1971) (2)
Urban health and environment: a new approach. (1971) (2)
The berkeley scene,1971: patching up the ivory tower. (1971) (1)
Rapid transit: a real alternative to the auto for the bay area? (1971) (1)
Could a global ‘observatory’ of blood help stop the next pandemic? (2020) (1)
Hearts of gold: winners and losers in the celebrity surgery sweepstakes. (1985) (1)
Education and Communication: Enhancing Public Understanding and Fostering Disease Prevention (1986) (1)
Molecular Biology: Corporate Citizenship and Potential Profit (1971) (1)
City-sponsored health research eludes new york budget ax. (1971) (1)
Health care: AMA white paper offers traditional solutions. (1970) (0)
Medical association sues California over cuts in care. (1971) (0)
Biochemist Sues Ochoa and NYU. (1970) (0)
Sex Discrimination: Campuses Face Contract Loss over HEW Demands (1970) (0)
This physician has battled epidemics, quakes, and poverty in Haiti. Now, she's taking on COVID-19 (2020) (0)
Tax-Exempt Litigation: IRS Curbs Draw Widespread Opposition. (1970) (0)
Nixon embraces principle of separate cancer authority, but original proponents say they are not yet convinced. (1971) (0)
Graduate support: NIH grants threatened by Nixon priorities. (1971) (0)
HEW's Demands for Michigan (1970) (0)
Scientists Meet Coal Miners (1971) (0)
FDA action on blood poisoning. (1971) (0)
Health insurance: battle focuses on Nixon and Kennedy schemes. (1971) (0)
Re: Promoting healthy skepticism in the news: helping journalists get it right. (2010) (0)
Market Research: Ford's Gift Horse. (1970) (0)
Life sciences: whistling in the dark for another $250 million. (1970) (0)
Tax-Exempt Litigation: IRS Rescinds (1970) (0)
OEO Hedges on Kentucky Program. (1971) (0)
Campaign Conquers Senate (1971) (0)
Cancer research proposals: new money, old conflicts. (1971) (0)
Response : FDA Action on Blood Poisoning (1971) (0)
The Tobacco Wars' Lessons for the Vaccination Wars. (2022) (0)
Your health in the 21st century. The frontier: interventional radiology. (2005) (0)
Water pollution: conservationists criticize new permit program. (1971) (0)
Scientists meet coal miners. (1971) (0)
A.I.D.S.: The history of an epidemic (1983) (0)
The right to die: an end of life question. (1999) (0)
Could a blood 'observatory' stop pandemics? (2020) (0)
Boston Hospital dispute: Harvard rectifies "expansionist" policies. (1971) (0)
City college of new york: bearing the brunt of open admissions. (1972) (0)

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