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Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health|October 24, 2003
Vigorous controls minimise riskS H Lee
Harvard Health Letter|September 25, 2003
By the way, doctor. Three years ago, my husband went to a sleep clinic for his snoring. He was diagnosed with moderate sleep apnea and given a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) device. He has been sleeping like a baby ever since--and so have I. Here's my question: when he reapplied for life insurance, his rating went from super-preferred to borderline insurable. Is there that much risk, even though he faithfully wears his mask every night? I would warn anyone who has a snoring problem to get life insurance before going to the sleep clinic!Thomas H Lee
Harvard Health Letter|June 5, 2003
By the way, doctor. I'm 84, 5-foot-9, and weigh 160. I do an hour's exercise every day. I take a diuretic, potassium, and calcium-channel blocker. Should I also take Lipitor to avoid a heart attack?Thomas H Lee
Harvard Health Letter|December 24, 2003
By the way, doctor. I'm 72, with no history of heart trouble. But my cholesterol is in the 220s, and I have been taking Lipitor for three years. I am thinking about buying a home defibrillator, primarily for myself but also for any emergency (although my wife is 52 and in excellent health). What's your advice?Thomas H Lee
Newsweek|September 28, 2007
When should you start to worry?Thomas H Lee
The New England Journal of Medicine|September 21, 2007
Eulogy for a quality measureThomas H Lee
Surgery, Gynecology & Obstetrics|July 1, 1986
New one handed ties including the surgeon's knotG H Lee
Harvard Health Letter|July 6, 2001
By the way, doctor... My father has Parkinson's disease, and it seems to be getting worse. He's having a harder and harder time getting around. His memory has slipped badly. I've read about fetal-cell therapy for Parkinson's, but then heard on the news that it doesn't work--and might even make some people worse. What do you think?T H Lee
Population Studies|March 1, 1991
Regional inequalities in infant mortality in Britain, 1861-1971: patterns and hypothesesC H Lee
Kajok Kyehoek Nonjip. Journal of Family Planning Studies|June 1, 1975
[Impacts of family planning field worker's home visits on acceptance of family planning in Korean rural areas (author's transl)]Y H Lee
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Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health|October 24, 2003
Vigorous controls minimise riskS H Lee
Harvard Health Letter|September 25, 2003
By the way, doctor. Three years ago, my husband went to a sleep clinic for his snoring. He was diagnosed with moderate sleep apnea and given a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) device. He has been sleeping like a baby ever since--and so have I. Here's my question: when he reapplied for life insurance, his rating went from super-preferred to borderline insurable. Is there that much risk, even though he faithfully wears his mask every night? I would warn anyone who has a snoring problem to get life insurance before going to the sleep clinic!Thomas H Lee
Harvard Health Letter|June 5, 2003
By the way, doctor. I'm 84, 5-foot-9, and weigh 160. I do an hour's exercise every day. I take a diuretic, potassium, and calcium-channel blocker. Should I also take Lipitor to avoid a heart attack?Thomas H Lee
Harvard Health Letter|December 24, 2003
By the way, doctor. I'm 72, with no history of heart trouble. But my cholesterol is in the 220s, and I have been taking Lipitor for three years. I am thinking about buying a home defibrillator, primarily for myself but also for any emergency (although my wife is 52 and in excellent health). What's your advice?Thomas H Lee
Newsweek|September 28, 2007
When should you start to worry?Thomas H Lee
The New England Journal of Medicine|September 21, 2007
Eulogy for a quality measureThomas H Lee
Surgery, Gynecology & Obstetrics|July 1, 1986
New one handed ties including the surgeon's knotG H Lee
Harvard Health Letter|July 6, 2001
By the way, doctor... My father has Parkinson's disease, and it seems to be getting worse. He's having a harder and harder time getting around. His memory has slipped badly. I've read about fetal-cell therapy for Parkinson's, but then heard on the news that it doesn't work--and might even make some people worse. What do you think?T H Lee
Population Studies|March 1, 1991
Regional inequalities in infant mortality in Britain, 1861-1971: patterns and hypothesesC H Lee
Kajok Kyehoek Nonjip. Journal of Family Planning Studies|June 1, 1975
[Impacts of family planning field worker's home visits on acceptance of family planning in Korean rural areas (author's transl)]Y H Lee
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