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The Childhood Asthma Research Project (CARP) seeks to understand the role of psychological factors in the course of pediatric asthma. Studies are investigating sociocultural variables behind minority/non-minority asthma disparities; the process of accurately recognizing respiratory changes; adherence behavior around asthma treatment; and the impact of acute stress on asthma-related immune mediators.
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After graduating from Brown with a degree in American Lit, I got my MD at Tufts Medical School. Since I was going into psychiatry, I did a rotating internship emphasizing surgery, mostly at Boston City Hospital, after which I moved to California for residency. I did two years of adult psychiatry residency at the San Mateo County Community Mental Health Center, two years of child psychiatry residency at Stanford and a year of research fellowship (also at Stanford) prior to joining the Stanford faculty in 1977. There I directed the consultation-liaison service in the Childrens Hospital and was involved in pediatric oncology research until moving to the Brown Medical School/ Rhode Island Hospital in 1985. At Brown, I have held a number of clinical and administrative positions and have pursued a variety of clinical research projects in pediatric psychiatry or psychosomatic medicine. I am currently Professor and Director of the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Interim Associate
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