Brody, J.
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Jacob A. Brody, M.D.,
Professor of Epidemiology and
Research Medicine
School of Public Health
University of Illinois at Chicago
1603 West Taylor Street
Chicago, Illinois60612-4394
Phone: (312) 996-6624
Fax: (312) 355-4893
Email:
CURRICULUM VITAE
JACOB A. BRODY, M.D.
DATE OF BIRTH:May 5, 1931
PLACE OF BIRTH:Brooklyn, New York
MARITAL STATUS:Married
Two children born 1970 and 1973
EDUCATION:June 1948 Graduated from PolyPrepCountryDay School
June 1952 B.A. cum laude, WilliamsCollege
June 1956 M.D.StateUniversity of New York
DownstateCollege of Medicine (AOA)
BOARD
CERTIFICATION:Public Health and General Preventive Medicine by
The American Board of Preventive Medicine Incorporated
LANGUAGES:Fluent in Spanish and Russian, and some knowledge of French.
EMPLOYMENT:
19561957Intern, Roosevelt Hospital, New York
19571959Surveillance Section, Epidemiology Branch Communicable Disease CenterU.S. Public Health Service
19571958Surveillance of Arthropodborne Disease
19581959Chief, Poliomyelitis Surveillance Unit
19591961Medical Officer, Middle America Research Unit, Virus Section, Canal Zone, Panama; Laboratory of Tropical Virology, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland
19611962Laboratory of Tropical Virology, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland
1962 (6 mos.)Exchange Scientist to the Institute of Poliomyelitis and Virus Encephalitis, Moscow, USSR
EMPLOYMENT (cont'd):
19621965Chief, Epidemiology Section, Arctic Health Research Center, U.S. Public Health Service, Anchorage, Alaska
19651974Chief, Epidemiology Branch Collaborative and Field Research, National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland
19741975Research Coordinator for the Unified Program, Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission, Hiroshima, Japan
1976Senior Research Epidemiologist, National Institute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland
19761977Chief, Epidemiological and Special Studies Branch, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism; Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration, Rockville, Maryland
19771985 (July)Associate Director for Epidemiology, Demography, and Biometry Program, National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland
1985 (Aug) 1992Dean, School of Public Health, University of Illinois at
Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
1985 -Professor of Epidemiology, School of Public Health, UIC
Director, AllUniversityGerontologyCenter, UIC
Research Professor, Department of Medicine, College of Medicine, UIC
2005-Professor Emeritus of Epidemiology and Research Medicine
RESEARCH
INTERESTS:Epidemiology of health and disease in aging populations with particular interest in data requirements, research, clinical and social interrelationships and prevention/postponement strategies.
LICENSES:Physician (New YorkState)
Physician and Surgeon (Maryland)
Physician and Surgeon (Illinois)
HONORS AND AWARDS:
1955-Alpha Omega Alpha (Honorary Medical Fraternity)
1970From the Guam legislature to the NINCDSResearchCenter on Guam, for its research work in ALS and PD Citation.
Invited Lecturer, Tokyo Society of Medical Sciences.
19691973From the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and the patients it serves "for distinguished service in behalf of the MS cause as a member of the Society's Advisory Committee on Research on the Etiology, Diagnosis, Natural History, Prevention and Therapy of Multiple Sclerosis 19691973."
1977From the American Medical Writers Association for contributions to Viral Infections of Humans awarded "Best Book on a Medical Subject for Physicians."
19801981American Epidemiological Society President
1981Kolker Award for service in geriatric medicine, given by the LevindaleHebrewGeriatricCenter in Baltimore, Maryland.
1981Cited as the "most highly decorated member of the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps" for extraordinary service during PHS career after receiving the following:
Hazardous Duty Award, with one Gold Star and four Bronze Stars;
Foreign Duty Award, with one Gold Star and three Bronze Stars;
Isolated Hardship Award, with one Gold Star and four Bronze Stars;
Special Assignment Award, with one Gold Star and four Bronze Stars.
1981U.S. Public Health Service Distinguished Service Medal
1981U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, A Special Appreciation, National Hispanic Heritage Week
1982The PHS Citation for service on the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps Awards Board
1982Hope Chest Award highest award given by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society for service for "significant scientific and clinical leadership."
1982Who's Who in America (42nd Edition)
1986American Men and Women of Science (16th Edition)
1987Senior Honorary Member, National Multiple Sclerosis Society
1987Honorary Diplomate, American Veterinary Epidemiology Society
2000The Abraham Lilienfeld Award, AmericanCollege of Epidemiology for outstanding contributions and leadership in the discipline of epidemiology.
2002 Listed by ISI as among the one-half of one percent of the most cited
authors.
2006Master Teacher Award in Preventive Medicine – College of Medicine, StateUniversity on New YorkDownstateMedicalCenter
SOCIETIES AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES :
1957-70 American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
1957American Public Health Association
1962Epidemiology Section Fellow
19651967Council Member Epidemiology Section
19671968Chairman, Membership Committee
19671969Chairman, Program Committee, Epidemiology Section
19681970Program Area Committee on Communicable Diseases
19701975Member of Association Nominating Committee for Elective
Councilors, Epidemiology Section
197l1974Council Member Epidemiology Section
19791982Council Member Gerontological Health Section
1984, 198586ChairpersonElect, Gerontological Health Section
1966National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Medical Advisory Board
19671979Advisory Committee on Research of the Etiology,
Diagnosis, Natural History, Prevention, and Therapy
of Multiple Sclerosis
1966-1977AmericanAcademy of Neurology
Section of NeuroEpidemiology
1967-Society for Epidemiologic Research
1967 1973American Epidemiological Society
19791980VicePresident
19801981President
1967American Association of Immunologists
19681977Muscular Dystrophy Association of America
Corporate Member of the Association
19711974Member of the Board of Directors
19721974Member of Scientific Advisory Committee
1968World Federation of Neurology
Commission of Geographic Neurology
1969Member of Research Committee
1969International Epidemiological Association, Inc.
World Health Organization
1969Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine
1970-1985Metropolitan Washington Sports Medicine Association
1970 1985Associate in Epidemiology, The JohnsHopkinsUniversity
School of Hygiene and Public Health
19731975Muscular Dystrophy Abstracis Member of Editorial
Advisory Board
1973 1985Member of Medical Sciences Section of the American
-Association for the Advancement of Science
1973 1985Special Medical Advisor to the ALS Foundation, Inc.
19751976Foreign Lecturer, School of Medicine, HiroshimaUniversity
1976Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Society of America
Scientific Advisory Committee
1976International Council on Alcohol and Addictions
19761978American Medical Society on Alcoholism, Inc.
19761977Research Society on Alcoholism
1977-1985National Council on Alcoholism
Member of the Peer Review Board
Member of the Fetal Alcohol Study Group
1980National ViceChairman of the Blue Ribbon Study Commission on Alcoholism and the Aging
1977- 1985Undersea Medical Society
1977-The Gerontological Society of America
1979-1990Journal of Clinical and Experimental Gerontology
Editorial Board
1981-1985Commissioned Corps Awards Board
1982- Preventive Medicine
Editorial Board
1983-95Federation Internationale des Associations de Personnes
(FIAPA) Agees
Scientific Council
1983American Foundation on Aged Research (AFAR)
Scientific Advisory Council
1983- 1985Social Science Research Institute
- Board of Directors
1985- 2000Buck Center for Aging Research
Board of Scientific Directors
1985Illinois Public Health Association
1986Consultant, Forecasting Life Expectancy and Active Life Expectancy, Department of Medicine, Pritzker School of Medicine, University of Chicago
1986-Distinguished Visting Professor, Department of Preventive Medicine, RushMedicalCollege, RushPresbyterianSt. Luke's MedicalCenter, Chicago
1986Delta Omega Society, Lambda Chapter (Honorary Public Health Fraternity)
1986-Metropolitan Chicago Coalition on Aging (MCCoA)
1986-1990Illinois Cancer Center (formerly Illinois Cancer Council)
Board of Trustees
1986-1992Illinois Department of Public Health
Local Health Liaison Committee
1987Illinois Department of Public Aid
Governor's Task Force on LongTerm Care, Chairman
1987American Federation for Aging Research (AFAR), Inc.
Board of Directors
19871996AmericanCollege of Epidemiology
Board of Directors
1988-International Federation of Multiple Sclerosis Societies
International Medical Advisory Board
1989-1993
U.S. Public Health Service
U.S. Preventive Services Coordinating Committee,
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health
1989-Behavior, Health and Aging-
1990-Editorial Board
1990-1993American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
-Electorate Nominating Committee, Section on Medical Sciences
1990John Rankin Visiting Professor of Preventive Medicine, University of Wisconsin-Madison Medical School, Madison, Wisconsin
1990-Consultant, Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research. University of Michigan
1993-1995Advisory Board, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food Safety and Inspection Service
1994- 2000Institute for Metropolitan Affairs, RooseveltUniversity
Board of Directors
1995- 2000Chair, Metropolitan Chicago Drug Strategy Project
1994-University of Chicago-NORC
Research Affiliate, PopulationResearchCenter
1996-The InternationalLongevityCenter
Board of Scientific Directors
FloridaInternationalUniversity
Department of Public Health
Advisory Committee
1999-Chairman, Advisory Committee
1997-Suburban (Chicago) Area Agency on Aging
Board of Directors
1997-Gerontologia Mundial
Comite Cientifico International
1997- Aging; Clinical and Exponential Research
Editorial Board
1998- PoetryCenter of Chicago
Board of Directors
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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30.McAlister R, Brody JA, Overfield TM. Enteric disease due to entero- pathogentic escherichia coli in hospitalized infants in Kotzebue, Alaska. J Pediatr, 1965;66:2:34348.
31.Brody JA, Hadlow WJ, Hotchin J, Johnson RT, Koprowski H, Kurland LT. Soviet search for viruses that cause chronic neurologic diseases in the U.S.S.R. Science, 1965;147:3662:111416.
32.McAlister R, Brody JA, Hammes LM, Feltz ET, Duncan DL, Willams ML. Epidemiology of ski injuries in the Anchorage area. Arch Environ Health 1965;10:91014.
33.Brody JA. Lower respiratory illness among Alaskan Eskimo children. Arch Environ Health, 1965;11:62023.
34.Brody JA and Haseley H. A measles epidemic in an Alaskan boarding school. Northwest Medicine, 1965;64:93841.
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38.Brody, JA. Chronic sequelae of tickborne encephalitis and vilyuisk encephalitis. National Institute of Neurologic Diseases and Stroke, NINDB, Monograph No. 2 (Slow, Latent and Temperate Virus Infections) 1966;11113.
39.Brody JA. The infectiousness of rubella and the possibility of reinfection. Am J Public Health, 1966;56:7:108287.
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41.Brody JA, Huntley B, Overfield TM. Studies of human brucellosis in Alaska. J Infect Dis, 1966;116:26368.
42.Reed DM, Brody JA, Huntley B, Overfield T. An epidemic due to Group B meningococcus in an Eskimo village. Part I. Epidemiology. JAMA, 1966; 196:5487:38387.
43.Corbett T and Brody JA. An epidemic due to Group B meningococcus in an Eskimo village. Part II. Clinical Studies. JAMA, 1966;196:5:38890.
44.Overfield T and Brody JA. An epidemiological study of molluscum contagiosum in Anchorage, Alaska. J Pediatr, 1966;69:4:64042.
45.Reed D, Brody JA, Lunsford J. Seasonal response to oral poliovirus vaccine among Eskimo children. Arch Environ Health, 1966;13:42932.
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57.Wilner EC and Brody JA. An evaluation of the remote effects of cancer on the central nervous system. Neurology, 1968;18:11:112024.
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66.Brody JA, et al. Discussion of "Treatment of SSPE." Neurology, 1968; 18:2:18292.
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68.Brody JA, Chase TN, Gordon EK. Depressed monoamine catabolite levels in cerebrospinal fluid of patients with parkinsonismdementia on Guam. N Engl J Med, 1970;282:94750.
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79.Young DF, Eldridge R, Gardner WJ, Brody JA. Bilateral acoustic neuroma (central neurofibromatosis). Clinical and genetic studies. Neurology, 1970;20:400.
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