Pneumonia causes almost 1 in 5 under-five deaths worldwide: more than 2 million children
each year. It kills more children than any other disease-more than AIDS, malaria and …

… Hodge is a JD candidate, Southern Illinois University School of Law, May 2007. He
wishes to thank his family and the editorial … Hodge may be reached at mjhodge@illinoisalumni.org. …

Thirty years ago an American congressman said,“Technical information needed by policy
makers is frequently not available, or not in the right form.… Technology assessment is a form …

While physicians are often portrayed as scientists, the defining character of medical practice
is its being both science and art. Indeed, despite drawing on the ever-expanding knowledge …

Earnings inequality has grown in recent decades in the United States, yet research investigating
the motherhood wage penalty has not fully considered how the penalty itself, and the …

Using the 1979-2006 waves of the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth, we investigate
how the earnings bonus for fatherhood varies by characteristics associated with hegemonic …

… The 2010 article by Budig and Hodges reports that, for white women, the proportionate
wage penalty for motherhood is much larger at low levels of the wage distribution, both before …

… Hodge … Hodge, MDCM, PhD (hodge@unfpa.org), Adjunct Professor, Clinical Epidemiology
& … Battista RN, Jacob R, Hodge MJ. Health care technology in Canada (with special …

Budig and Hodges 359 they point out that as a result of de-meaning the dependent hourly
earnings variable, our dependent variable was wage deviations, rather than wage values. …

We investigate whether white women, black women, and black men earn less than white
men because of 1) lower educational attainment and/or 2) lower wage returns to the same …