Carol Efron MD
At the crossroads of science and story, a psychiatrist-novelist explores what we choose to know about our inheritance and how we make meaning amidst uncertainty.
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A Grandmother, a Scholar, and the Specter of Eugenics
Troy Duster, a UC Berkeley sociologist, spent his career documenting how social assumptions sometimes shape what we accept as science. His grandmother, Ida B. Wells, would have been proud of him.
Wells was born into slavery in 1862 yet bec...
The Ongoing Tradition of Physician-Novelists
Many famous novelists have been physicians, and the tradition continues to provide excellent literature for us all. Today I’m writing about why this is no coincidence.
Somerset Maugham, who studied clinical medicine in London, wrote: “I le...
From Plasma Physics to the "Artificial Pancreas"
Today I’m writing about my husband, Thomas Peyser, as a classic example of how personal anguish, worry and love can motivate people to push relentlessly to achieve breakthroughs in science and medicine. We were devastated when at the age of...
Joanne Intrator MD: A Child's Burning Question and the Pursuit of Science and Justice
Growing up in New York City, Joanne Intrator knew that Nazis had murdered some of her German relatives and stolen her family’s business. Her parents, German Jewish refugees, had fled with almost nothing. Haunted by the emotional burden they...
Newborn Genetic Screening
My interest in newborn screening began in fifth grade because my mother, Dr. Mary Louise Efron, was the physician in charge of Massachusetts’s pilot screening program for phenylketonuria, or PKU.
PKU was the first condition to be widely sc...
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