Dr. Claudia Henschke, professor of radiology and chief of the Division of Chest Imaging, is co-author of "Lung Cancer: Myths, Facts, Choices—and Hope" (W.W. Norton & Company). Dr. Henschke and co-author Peggy McCarthy, a leading patient advocate, provide important advice for those diagnosed with the disease and clear up many common misconceptions about lung cancer.
Dr. Gillian Shepherd, clinical associate professor of medicine and a leading authority on allergies, is co-author with Marian Betancourt of "What's in the Air? The Complete Guide to Seasonal and Year-Round Airborne Allergies" (Pocket Books). The book details airborne allergies, which include pollens, molds, animal proteins, dust mite and cockroach droppings, and latex particles.
Dr. Jeffrey Kahn, clinical associate professor of psychiatry, is co-editor, with Alan Langlieb, of "Mental Health and Productivity in the Workplace: A Handbook for Organizations and Clinicians" (Jossey-Bass/Wiley). In the book, Dr. Kahn shows that the workplace can create a pathological system, leading to anxiety and other emotional problems. In non-technical language, the book describes the various forms of workplace problems, including recognition and management of their symptoms, and how to provide cost-effective quality care and prevention.
Dr. Richard Friedman, clinical professor of psychiatry, is co-author of "Sexual Orientation and Psychoanalysis" (Columbia University Press), with Dr. Jennifer Downey, clinical professor of psychiatry at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. The book examines the problem of homophobia by identifying the developmental roots of sexual orientation and homophobia. It also explores the relationships and cultures of boys and girls that lead to homophobia. Dr. Friedman has authored numerous articles on psychoanalysis and sexuality and is co-editor of "Masculinity and Sexuality" (American Psychiatric Press).