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2008
Addiction Doesn’t Discriminate? Wrong
New York Times | September 2, 2008
Organ Failure: Doing battle with the National Kidney Foundation.
Slate | August 15, 2008
Health Equity and Accountability Act of 2007
Testimony Before the House Committee on Energy and Commerce | June 24, 2008
'What's wrong with selling kidneys?'
Sally Satel & Nadey Hakim
International Herald Tribune | June 20, 2008
The God Committee: Should criminals have equal access to scarce medical treatments?
Slate | June 17, 2008
Addressing Disparities in Health and Healthcare: Issues for Reform
Testimony Before the Subcommittee on Health
of the House Committee on Ways and Means | June 10, 2008
Veterans' Mental Health Treatment First Act
Testimony: Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs | May 21, 2008
Why We Need a Market for Human Organs
Wall Street Journal | May 16, 2008
What the Doctor Ordered
National Review Online | May 7, 2008
Transplant tourism: treating patients when they return to the U.S.
AMA Virtual Mentor | May 2, 2008
Sources of Medical Research Funding
Medical Progress Today | April 24, 2008
Code Red
Sally Satel & Benjamin Hippen
National Review Online | April 14, 2008
Science and Sorrow
The New Republic | February 27, 2008
A Helping Hand for Vets
Wall Street Journal | February 26, 2008
2007
Desperately Seeking a Kidney
New York Times | Dec. 16, 2007
In Praise of Stigma
from Addiction Treatment: Science and Policy for the Twenty-first Century, The Johns Hopkins University Press | 2007
Mind Over Manual
New York Times | Sept. 13, 2007
Supply, Demand, and Kidney Transplants
Policy Review | Aug/Sept 2007
*This article now appears in The Best American Science Writing 2008
edited by Sylvia Nasar (Harper Perennial)
Testimony: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Personality Disorders: Challenges for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
House Committee on Veterans' Affairs | July 25, 2007
Addiction isn't a brain disease, Congress.
Slate | July 25, 2007
Guns and Needles
New York Times | July 12, 2007
The Human Factor
American.com | July 10, 2007
"Been There?" Sometimes That Isn't the Point
New York Times | June 12, 2007
Who Wants to be a Kidney Recipient?
The Huffington Post | May 29, 2007
Sane Mental Health Laws? Don't hold your breath. Federal "advocates" are standing in the way of reform.
The Weekly Standard | May 28, 2007
Oxy Morons
Wall Street Journal | May 15, 2007
Health Gulf: Medical Apartheid by Harriet A. Washington
Reviewed by Howard I. Kushner and Sally Satel
Commentary Magazine | May 2007
Paying for Kidneys
Washington Post | April 30, 2007
When Altruism Is Not Enough: The Worsening Organ Shortage And What It Means For The Elderly
by Sally L. Satel and
Benjamin E. Hippen
The Elder Law Journal | April 16, 2007
Mismanaged Care
New York Times | April 8, 2007
One Harsh Prescription: A doctor vs. cyber humanitarianism.
National Review Online | April 3, 2007
Doing Well By Doing Good
The Wall Street Journal | March 16, 2007
9/11: Mental Health in the Wake of Terrorist Attacks
Psychiatric Services | February 2007
The Trouble with Traumatology
The Weekly Standard | February 12, 2007
First, Do Harm
The Weekly Standard | February 5, 2007
2006
Sometimes, the Why Really Isn't Crucial
New York Times | December 19, 2006
Is Caffeine Addictive?—A Review of the Literature
The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse | December 5, 2006
Organs for Sale
The American | Nov./Dec. 2006
Organ donations in the USA:
Recipient: A living donor let me live on, By Sally Satel
Donor: The surgery was simple; the process is another story, By Virginia Postrel
USA Today | October 25, 2006
Measuring the Psychic Pain of War
Slate | August 29, 2006
Stressed Out Vets:
Believing the worst about post-traumatic stress disorder
The Weekly Standard | August 21, 2006
For Addicts, Firm Hand Can Be the Best Medicine
New York Times | August 15, 2006
Think Before You Drink: Talking under the influence? They’re still your words.
by Keith Humphreys & Sally Satel
National Review Online | August 11, 2006
Pharmutopia:
Antidepressants and the numbing-down of America.
The Weekly Standard | June 5, 2006
The Waiting Game: The struggle to find organ donors is more difficult with a less-than-generous public policy
In Character | May 2006
The Kindness of Strangers:
And the cruelty of some medical ethicists.
The Weekly Standard | May 29, 2006
Death's Waiting List [Unabridged Version]
The New York Times | May 15, 2006
Patients Adrift in a Sea of Clinical Trials
Medical Progress Today | April 19, 2006
Are Doctors Biased?
by Sally Satel and Jonathan Klick
Policy Review | April & May 2006
A Statement of Madness
National Review | April 5, 2006
For Some, The War Is Never Over
The New York Times | March 1, 2006
For Some, the War Won't End
The New York Times | March 1, 2006
A Better Breed of American
The New York Times | February 26, 2006
Biased Doctors? Don’t rush to pull out the race card.
National Review | February 23, 2006
A Pill to Treat Your Addiction? Don't Bet the Rent
The New York Times | February 14, 2006
Smoking Out Cliches About Race
Medical Progress Today | February 2, 2006
Suicide Risks and SSRIs: New Data Should Change the Equation
Medical Progress Today | January 12, 2006
2005
An Internet Lifeline, in Search of a Kidney
[Unabridged Version]
The New York Times | November 22, 2005
Much Ado About Meth?
Tech Central Station | November 4, 2005
Political Science: Is the GOP the elephant in the laboratory?
The Weekly Standard | October 31, 2005
Prescription: Flexibility
National Review | September 27, 2005
Where's the Choice?
National Review | August 22, 2005
A Whiff of 'Reefer Madness' in U.S. Drug Policy
The New York Times | August 16, 2005
Defining Down Mental Illness
by Sally Satel and Christina Sommers
Washington Post | August 14, 2005
'The Ethical Brain': Mind Over Gray Matter
The New York Times | June 19, 2005
A Cautionary Tale
Tech Central Station | June 14, 2005
Saving Our Vets Once They're Home: The right kind of mental health treatment is vital.
Los Angeles Times | June 13, 2005
Good to Grow [Unabridged Version]
The New York Times | June 8, 2005
An Infantile Policy
Tech Central Station | June 7, 2005
The Children of Ground Zero
New York Post | May 12, 2005
Just the Facts, Ma’am
NationalReviewOnline | April 12, 2005
Data do not support ban on silicone breast implants
USA Today | April 11, 2005
Bread and Shelter, Yes. Psychiatrists, No.
New York Times | March 29, 2005
Where Were You on 1/14? [Unabridged Version]
by Christina Hoff Sommers and Sally Satel
Wall Street Journal | March 29, 2005
Brain-based leniency would give teen killers a pass
USA Today | February 20, 2005
TCS Convention on Biodiversity Coverage: Diminishing Biodiverse Returns
Tech Central Station | February 16, 2005
The IOM Report: Too Quick to Diagnose Bias
by Sally Satel and Jonathan Klick
Perspectives in Biology and Medicine - Volume 48, Number 1 Supplement, Winter 2005, pp. S15-S25
Some Gene Research Just Isn't Worth the Money [Unabridged Version]
by Keith Humphreys and Sally Satel
The New York Times | January 18, 2005
The Therapy Reflex
National Review Online | January 14, 2005
2004
Race and medicine can mix without prejudice
Medical Progress Today | December 10, 2004
Doctors Behind Bars: Treating Pain Is Now Risky Business
The New York Times | October 19, 2004
Are You Normal? Think Again
The New York Times | October 10, 2004
The rush to black label (or blackball) SSRIs.
Medical Progress Today | September 30, 2004
Bad Medicine? The data on anti-depressants and child suicide aren't conclusive. [Wall Street Journal Version]
National Review Online | September 12, 2004
Drugged and Confused
The Wall Street Journal | September 10, 2004
Painful Correction
Forbes Magazine | September 6, 2004
A Case of Colorblind Care
The Wall Street Journal | August 6, 2004
WHO's Dubious Bag of HIV Medicines [Unabridged Version]
Los Angeles Times | July 1, 2004
The Perils of Putting National Leaders on the Couch
The New York Times | June 29, 2004
Two Countries, Two Views on Antidepressants
The New York Times | May 25, 2004
Where There's Smoke
The Wall Street Journal | May 7, 2004
Science Fiction
The Weekly Standard | April 12, 2004
A Smokeless Alternative To Quitting [Unabridged Version]
The New York Times | April 6, 2004
Testimony of Sally Satel MD
House Committee on Veterans' Affairs | March 11, 2004
Returning From Iraq, Still Fighting Vietnam
The New York Times | March 5, 2004
Don't Despair over Disparities
by Sally Satel and Jonathan Klick
The Weekly Standard | March 1, 2004
Health and the Income Inequality Hypothesis:
A Doctrine in Search of Data
AEI Press | January 2004
2003
Out of the Asylum, Into The Cell
The New York Times | November 1, 2003
OxyContin half-truths can cause suffering
USA Today | October 26, 2003
Mind Games: The Senate’s mental health parity bill is ill-conceived.
by Sally Satel and Keith Humphreys
The Weekly Standard | October 4, 2003
Commission’s Omission
The president’s mental-health commission in denial.
by Sally Satel & Mary Zdanowicz
National review Online | July 29, 2003
ADD Overdose?
The Wall Street Journal | July 23, 2003
Is Drug Addiction a Brain Disease?
by Sally L. Satel, M.D., and Frederick K. Goodwin, M.D.
Ethics and Public Policy Center
The Trauma Society
The New Republic | May 19, 2003
Talk About Trauma!
The Wall Street Journal | May 2, 2003
Fast food ‘addiction’ feeds only lawyers
USA Today | March 11, 2003
Insanity Goes Back on Trial
The New York Times | March 3, 2003
OxyMorons
Tech Central Station | February 3, 2003
2002
Kumbayah Medicine: Why is the government paying for research into wacky alternative treatments?
Forbes | October 18, 2002
New Yorkers Don’t Need Therapy
The Wall Street Journal | July 26, 2002
I Am a Racially Profiling Doctor Erratum?
The New York Times | May 5, 2002
Racist Doctors? Don't Believe The Media Hype
The Wall Street Journal | April 4, 2002
It's Crazy to Execute the Insane
The Wall Street Journal | March 14, 2002
Menopause Envy: Not all guys have changed since September 11
The Women’s Quarterly | Winter 2002
2001
Public Health? Forget It; Cosmic Issues Beckon
The Wall Street Journal | December 13, 2001
Medicine’s Race Problem*
Policy Review | December 2001
*This article now appears in The Best American Science Writing 2002
edited by Matt Ridley (Ecco/Harper Collins)
‘You Dirty Rats’: Activists Jeopardize Biomedical Research
Tech Central Station | December 11, 2001
The Sorry CSAP Flap: It’s Worse Than It Looks
Tech Central Station | December 7, 2001
In Focus: Guest Editorial: Affirmative Action
Medscape | November 2001
Manager's Journal:
Good Grief: Don't Get Taken by the Trauma Industry
(by Sally Satel and Christina Hoff Sommers)
The Wall Street Journal | October 15, 2001
The Newest Feminist Icon -- a Killer Mom
The Wall Street Journal | September 11, 2001
Race Belongs in the Stem Cell Debate (by Jon Entine and Sally Satel)
The Washington Post | September 9, 2001
Crazed and Confused A murder defendant is forced to choose between the death penalty and permanent madness.
Slate | August 29, 2001
Keeping OxyContin Out of the Wrong Hands
The Boston Globe | August 11, 2001
Does Inequality Make You Sick? The dangers of the new public health crusade
The Weekly Standard | July 16, 2001
Mommy Undearest
Slate | July 3, 2001
Drugs: A Decision, Not a Disease
The Wall Street Journal | April 27, 2001
Feminism Is Bad for Women's Health Care
The Wall Street Journal | March 3, 2001
Who needs medical ethics? (by Sally Satel and Christine Stolba)
Commentary | February 2001
The Indoctrinologists Are Coming by Sally Satel
The Atlantic Online | January 2001
2000
The Truth about Anti-depressants Will Cheer You Up
Ex Femina | October 2000
Learning to Say ‘I've Had Enough’
The New York Times | July 14, 2000
Prime-Time Psychosis
The New York Times | April 3, 2000
Isn't a Commando Raid ‘Psychologically Abusive’?
The Wall Street Journal | April 24, 2000
Baseball Is Off Its Rocker
The Wall Street Journal | January 1, 2000
1999
Perspective On Hate; Badness Or Madness?
The Los Angeles Times | August 15, 1999
‘Parity’ Isn't Charity
The Wall Street Journal | June 11, 1999
An Overabundance Of Counseling?
The New York Times | April 23, 1999
1998
Bookshelf: A Battle Plan for the Drug War
The Wall Street Journal | October 12, 1998
Is Clinton Out of Control?
The Wall Street Journal | September 21, 1998
Bookshelf: Addicted to Abolition
The Wall Street Journal | August 5, 1998
Do Drug Courts Really Work?
City Journal | Summer 1998
Opiates for the Masses
The Wall Street Journal | June 8, 1998
Don't Forget the Addict's Role in Addiction
The New York Times | April 4, 1998
For Addicts, Force Is the Best Medicine
The Wall Street Journal | January 6, 1998
1997
Letters to the Editor:
Those Who Really Need Marijuana
The Wall Street Journal | November 17, 1997
NOW's Time Is Past
The Wall Street Journal | July 11, 1997
When Work Is The Cure
New York Times | May 10, 1997
1996
The Politicization of Public Health
The Wall Street Journal | December 12, 1996
Is Your Kid on Drugs? The FDA Makes It Hard to Know
The Wall Street Journal | September 26, 1996
Where There's Smoke, There's Ire
The Wall Street Journal | July 16, 1996
Psychiatric Apartheid
The Wall Street Journal | May 5, 1996
The Madness of Deinstitutionalization
The Wall Street Journal | February 20, 1996
1995
Yes, Drug Treatment Can Work
City Journal | Summer 1995
The Wrong Fix
The Wall Street Journal | July 17, 1995
Treating Insanity Reasonably
City Journal | Winter 1995
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