Concerning your editorial, "Embracing Scrutiny," in the October issue of EHP [Environ Health Perspect 112 A788 (2004)], the need for full disclosure of all potential conflicts of interest by all coauthors contributing to a publication in EHP is commendable and obviously needed.
Dietary survey experts of several European countries were invited to participate, including those who contributed to a previous publication.
Over the past decade, Laura has contributed to a number of publications as a freelance writer and editor.
As a journalist she has contributed to a variety of publications including Slate, New York Magazine, The New Republic Online, Salon.com, The New York Times, The New York Sun, Forbes and The New York Post, (including the notorious Page Six, which was actually quite fun).
She has contributed to a plethora of publications and news outlets including: Metro New York, Forbes, New York, Portfolio, The Street, Radar, Inked, Tokion, Accent, Forum, Maxim, Metropolis, The Forward, Men's Fitness, amNewYork, Court TV, ABC Network Radio, Star, OK!, Life & Style, StyleHive, SustainLane, and the Tico Times in Costa Rica.
The DoD currently houses information on databases from researchers and institutions in the US, Australia, China and Singapore, having contributed to a number of publications created by authors in North and South America and Asia (http://www.researchonresearch.org/ ?q = node/2).
Jerry Weinstein has contributed to a wide variety of publications including Triple Pundit, the Christian Science Monitor and the Boston Business Journal.
He was also a columnist and contributing editor for Food and Wine magazine, and contributed to a variety of other publications, among them House and Garden, The Los Angeles Times, The New York Times and Australian Vogue.
From 1982 to 1990, he contributed to a wide array of publications, including Playboy, Wine & Spirits, Cheers, Connoisseur, MarketWatch, Travel & Leisure, Men's Journal and The New York Times Magazine.
Consistently with observations in other fields, a small group of productive authors contributed to a significant share of publications in HSR.
