Assistant Professor, Family Medicine, Georgetown University School of Medicine
Family Medicine
Dr. Susan M. Okie, MD
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Doctor Susan M. Okie, MD practices Family Medicine. He studied medicine at Harvard Medical School. Harvard Medical School is one of the top medical schools in the US. Harvard Medical School is ranked 1/12 in Research/PrimaryCare. Susan Okie has written publications. He has 44 publications published with PubMed. The lastest publication is: 'Confronting Alzheimer's disease.'
Publications
- Confronting Alzheimer's disease.
- A flood of opioids, a rising tide of deaths.
- Reviving the FDA.
- How the stars aligned to make Grand Junction a success.
- Practice profile. Form follows function: a redesigned pediatric office.
- Multinational medicines--ensuring drug quality in an era of global manufacturing.
- A to-do list for the new FDA commissioner.
- Home delivery--bringing primary care to the housebound elderly.
- Innovation in primary care--staying one step ahead of burnout.
- A new attack on malaria.
- Dr. Pou and the hurricane--implications for patient care during disasters.
- The employer as health coach.
- Immigrants and health care--at the intersection of two broken systems.
- An elusive balance--residents' work hours and the continuity of care.
- New York to trans fats: you're out!
- China and HIV - a window of opportunity.
- Sex, drugs, prisons, and HIV.
- Reconstructing lives--a tale of two soldiers.
- Single-cell storm.
- Stem-cell politics.
- Global health--the Gates-Buffett effect.
- Access before approval--a right to take experimental drugs?
- ADHD in adults.
- Fighting HIV--lessons from Brazil.
- Facial transplantation: brave new face.
- Glimpses of Guantanamo--medical ethics and the war on terror.
- Betting on a malaria vaccine.
- An offshore haven for human embryonic stem-cell research?
- White coat, mood indigo--depression in medical school.
- Medical marijuana and the Supreme Court.
- Stem-cell research--signposts and roadblocks.
- Physician-assisted suicide--Oregon and beyond.
- Raising the safety bar--the FDA''s coxib meeting.
- Safety in numbers--monitoring risk in approved drugs.
- What ails the FDA?
- Illness and secrecy on the Supreme Court.
- Over the tiniest patients, big ethical questions: fetal surgery's growing reach raises issues of need and risks.
- A look at ethics and AIDS -- We're trying to help our sickest people, not exploit them In the researcher's code of conduct, contradictions abound.
- A slow death amid doctor-family conflict.
- At the frontier.
- Playing doctor. Behind the scenes at St. Elsewhere.
- U.S. issues child-AIDS guidelines.
- XYY: an ethical issue in a genetic riddle.
Schools
Harvard Medical School
Doctors Specialties
- Family Medicine
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Education
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University of Connecticut -
University of Massachusetts -
Harvard Medical School
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