WINTER 2014 VOLUME 3, ISSUE 2
WHEN DO GOOD EVIDENCE AND SOUND ARGUMENTS FAIL?
David H. Nguyen, Ph.D.
Editor-in-Chief
HOPE IN THE MIDST OF A BROKEN WORLD
Juliana Zhu, Esq.
Senior Editor of Culture & Policy
MULTI-FACETED PROBLEMS REQUIRE MULTI-FACETED SOLUTIONS
Arvin Gouw, Ph.D.
Senior Editor of Biological Sciences
LETTERS FROM THE EDITORS
SURVIVOR STORIES
SURVIVING CHILD ABUSE, LIVING WITH LUPUS, AND PONDERING THEIR CONNECTION
Peggy McAloon
OUT OF THE DEPTHS: A STORY OF CHILD ABUSE AND CANCER
Rebeca Ruiz Delgadillo
PUBLIC HEALTH AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
UNMASKING CANCER AS A CONSEQUENCE OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY CHALLENGE
Barbara Moynihan, Ph.D., APRN, BC, AFN, FAAN, and Katherine Olive MHSA, BSN, RN
PUSH AND PULL: THE INTERSECTIONS OF POVERTY, HEALTH DISPARITIES, AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING
Patrick L. Kerr, Ph.D.
THE MEDICAL NEEDS OF VICTIMS OF COMMERCIAL SEXUAL EXPLOITATION
Sharon W. Cooper, M.D., FAAP
THE SECRET VICTIM POPULATION
Detective Don Howell
CONFERENCE REPORTS AND SUMMARIES
BATTLING THE SEX TRAFFICKING OF AMERICA’S CHILDREN: A PRIMER ON HR 4058, THE BILL DESIGNED TO PREVENT FOSTER YOUTH FROM FALLING PREY TO EXPLOITATION
Holly G. Atkinson, M.D., FACP
PSYCHOLOGISTS' ROLE IN TREATMENT OF SURVIVORS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING: TRAINING THE HANDS WE NEED ON DECK
Patrick Kerr, Ph.D.