Debra Lynne Sherman, BA
December 20th, 2013
Researching the Obvious: It Stinks to Have Cancer
Debra Lynne Sherman, BA
Editor’s note: Debra Sherman is an outstanding, exceptionally perceptive health reporter who asked me recently why it is that so many medical research findings seem so unimportant and obvious. She is facing a critical illness and needs research that is useful. Those of us who do research should be asking ourselves if there is real value in […]
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