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KATHERINE BRUCE DO
DO
General Practice Physician
NPI: 1962080234IndividualAccepts Medicare
Specialties, Licenses & Credentials
Student in an Organized Health Care Education/Training Program
Student in an Organized Health Care Education/Training Program
Code: 390200000X
General Practice PhysicianPrimary
General Practice
Code: 208D00000X
324373(NY)
Education
OTHER
Class of 2021
Research & Publications (20)
Trait-defined eating-disorder subtypes and history of childhood abuse.
PMID 19536883·Int J Eat Disord·2010
8-other
Bacterial community diversity in cultures derived from healthy and inflamed ileal pouches after restorative proctocolectomy.
PMID 19637361·Inflamm Bowel Dis·2009
4-observational
Studying bacteria in respiratory specimens by using conventional and molecular microbiological approaches.
PMID 19368727·BMC Pulm Med·2009
4-observational
Association of trait-defined, eating-disorder sub-phenotypes with (biallelic and triallelic) 5HTTLPR variations.
PMID 19383563·J Psychiatr Res·2009
8-other
Metabolic disturbances in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
PMID 19243311·Clin Sci (Lond)·2009
6-review
Expectancies related to thinness, dietary restriction, eating, and alcohol consumption in women with bulimia nervosa.
PMID 19034912·Int J Eat Disord·2009
8-other
Studying bacterial infections through culture-independent approaches.
PMID 19556372·J Med Microbiol·2009
6-review
Molecular analysis of diversity within the genus Pseudomonas in the lungs of cystic fibrosis patients.
PMID 19216939·Diagn Microbiol Infect Dis·2009
8-other
Social housing influences the composition of volatile compounds in the preputial glands of male rats.
PMID 18255066·Horm Behav·2008
4-observational
Heterogeneous selection in a spatially structured environment affects fitness tradeoffs of plasmid carriage in pseudomonads.
PMID 18378654·Appl Environ Microbiol·2008
8-other
Assessing the diagnostic importance of nonviable bacterial cells in respiratory infections.
PMID 18692341·Diagn Microbiol Infect Dis·2008
8-other
Serotonin-system polymorphisms (5-HTTLPR and -1438G/A) and responses of patients with bulimic syndromes to multimodal treatments.
PMID 19192439·J Clin Psychiatry·2008
8-other
Relevance of the 5-HTTLPR polymorphism and childhood abuse to increased psychiatric comorbidity in women with bulimia-spectrum disorders.
PMID 18505306·J Clin Psychiatry·2008
8-other
Epidemiology of new cases of HIV-1 infection in children referred to the metropolitan pediatric hospital in Washington, DC.
PMID 18664925·Pediatr Infect Dis J·2008
8-other
'Stealing me from myself': identity and recovery in personal accounts of mental illness.
PMID 18465375·Aust N Z J Psychiatry·2008
8-other
Dissocial behavior, the 5HTTLPR polymorphism, and maltreatment in women with bulimic syndromes.
PMID 17722012·Am J Med Genet B Neuropsychiatr Genet·2008
8-other
Seasonal variation in volatile compound profiles of preen gland secretions of the dark-eyed junco (Junco hyemalis).
PMID 17146717·J Chem Ecol·2007
7-preclinical
Chemical identification of MHC-influenced volatile compounds in mouse urine. I: Quantitative Proportions of Major Chemosignals.
PMID 17191155·J Chem Ecol·2007
4-observational
Phenotypes, endophenotypes, and genotypes in bulimia spectrum eating disorders.
PMID 17500302·Can J Psychiatry·2007
6-review
The 5HTTLPR polymorphism, prior maltreatment and dramatic-erratic personality manifestations in women with bulimic syndromes.
PMID 17823651·J Psychiatry Neurosci·2007
8-other
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Contact & Hours
- Address
- 1901 1ST AVE
NEW YORK, NY 10029 - Phone
- (212) 423-6684
Quick Facts
- NPI
- 1962080234
- Entity Type
- Individual
- Gender
- Female
- Medicare
- Accepted
- Specialties
- 2
- Locations
- 1
- Years in Practice
- 5
- Publications
- 20
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