Edmond Shenassa Publications

This folder holds the following references to publications, sorted by year and author.

There are 36 references in this bibliography folder.

Stroud, L, Paster, R, Goodwin, M, and Shenassa, E (2009).
Maternal Smoking During Pregnancy and Neonatal Behavior: A Representative Community Sample
Pediatrics, 123:842-848.

Rutman, MS, Shenassa, E, and Becker, BM (2008).
Brief Screening for Adolescent Depressive Symptoms in the Emergency Department
Academic Emergency Medicine, 15(1):17-22.

Schneider, KL and Shenassa, E (2008).
Correlates of Suicide Ideation in a Population-Based Sample of Cancer Patients
Journal of Pychosocial Oncology, 26(2):49-62.

Shenassa, E, Frye, M, Braubach, M, and Daskalakis, C (2008).
Routine stair climbing in place of residence and Body Mass Index: a pan-European population based study
International Journal of Obesity , 32(3):490-494.

Greene, A, Morello-Frosh, R, and Shenassa, ED (2007).
Inadequate prenatal care and elevated blood lead levels among children born in Providence, Rhode Island: A population-based Study
Public Health Reports, 121(6):729-736.

Neighors, C, Rogers, ML, Shenassa, ED, Sciamanna, C, and al, e (2007).
Ethnic/Racial disparities in hospital procedure volume in lung resection for lung cancer
Medical Care, 45(7):655-663.

Sciamanna, CN, Rogers, ML, Shenassa, ED, and Houston, TK (2007).
Patient access to US physicians who conduct internet or email consults
Journal of General Internal Medicine, 22:378-381.

Shenassa, ED and Brown, MJ (2007).
Evidence of a link between passive smoking during gestation or infancy and colic
In: Passive Smoke and Health Research, ed. by Jeorgense, N A, pp. 267-282, Nova Science Publishers, Inc, Hauppauge, NY.

Shenassa, ED and Daskalakis, C (2007).
Smoking prevention: Implications of study design, research setting, and goals
In: new Research on Smoking Cessation, ed. by Fong, C B, pp. 8-Jan, Nova Science Publishers, Hauppauge NY.

Shenassa, ED, Daskalakis, C, Liebhaber, A, Braubach, m, and Brown, MJ (2007).
Dampness and Mold in the home and depression: An examination of possible pathways
American Journal of Public Health, 97:1893-1899.

Stroud, LR, Solomon, C, Shenassa, ED, and al, e (2007).
Long-term stability of maternal prenatal steroid hormones from the National Collaborative Perinatal Project: Still valid after all these years
Psychoneuroendocrinology, 32:140-150.