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Martha Rosenberg is an investigative health reporter whose work has appeared in the British Medical Journal (BMJ), Consumer Reports, Public Citizen and more
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Depression after spinal cord injury hides in plain sight

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By Francisco Torres, Emory Hubbard, Martha Rosenberg Verified
| KevinMD.com
During my residency, while rotating through the spinal cord unit at the VA Hospital in Puerto Rico, I cared for young veterans who, to my surprise, had, in most cases, adjusted remarkably well to a new reality: they would spend the rest of their lives in a wheelchair. I remember one case, in particular. I recollect this case well because the patient was the unofficial Don Juan of the unit. He had several gorgeous girlfriends, among them some of the nurses. He flirted, he laughed, he lived intensely.
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A former FDA official on antidepressants and suicide risk

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By Martha Rosenberg Verified, Martina Ambardjieva, Denise Reich
| KevinMD.com
Marc Stone, MD served as deputy director for safety in the FDA Center for Drug Evaluation and Research’s Division of Psychiatry until 2024. Martha Rosenberg: Recently, in the Cato Institute journal Regulation you and co-authors Andrew Mosholder, MD and Tarek Hammad, MD wrote that the FDA’s antidepressant warning did not kill American children through discouraging prescriptions as alleged in an earlier story. What did yours and Dr. Hammad’s earlier research on the topic suggest?
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How to rethink old breast implants as your body ages

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By Martha Rosenberg Verified, David Auerbach, Tyler Frew
| KevinMD.com
Not long ago, a woman came into my office with breast implants that were forty-one years old. The implants were older than I am. As a plastic surgeon who specializes in breast and body procedures, that is the longest I have personally seen implants last. And honestly, my first reaction was probably the same reaction most people would have: disbelief. Forty-one years is an incredibly long time for any medical device to remain in place.
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