Recent Publications
- "Social, Psychological, and Behavioral Responses to a Nuclear Detonation in a U.S. City." By Ann Norwood and colleagues, March 2011.
- "Scarce Resources for Nuclear Detonation--Project Overview and Challenges." By Ann Norwood and colleagues (see author list on page), March 2011.
- "Stigma, Health Disparities, and the 2009 H1N1 Influenza Pandemic." By Monica Schoch-Spana, Nidhi Bouri, Kunal Rambhia, and Ann Norwood, September 2010.
- "Preparing to Save Lives and Recover After a Nuclear Detonation: Conference Report." By Nidhi Bouri, Ann Norwood, and Tara Kirk Sell, September 2010.
- "Preliminary Findings: Study of the Impact of the 2009 H1N1 Influenza Pandemic on Latino Migrant Farm Workers in the U.S." By Monica Schoch-Spana, Nidhi Bouri, Ann Norwood and Kunal Rambhia, November 23, 2009.
- "Healthcare Coalitions: The New Foundation for National Healthcare Preparedness and Response for Catastrophic Health Emergencies." By Brooke Courtney, Eric Toner, Richard Waldhorn, et al., August 2009.
 | Ann Norwood, MD, COL, USA, MC (Ret.)Senior AssociateArea of Professional Expertise: Psychiatry |
In the News
L.A. dry run shows urban nuke attack 'a survivable event', by Steve Sternberg. USA Today. (12-15-2010): Dr. Ann Norwood comments on the response to a nuclear attack as Los Angeles County conducts a security exercise in which a 10 kiloton nuclear device is detonated, "A nuclear attack would be like 9/11 on steroids…. It would be a challenging moment in world history"
Homeland Security Inside and Out. Host: Randy Larsen. KAMU 90.9 FM. (05-13-2008): Dr. Ann Norwood discussed hospital versus home care during a flu pandemic: "Generally when a flu wave comes in to a community, it hits that community for 6-8 weeks. And there will be a spike in [healthcare workers] who are sick themselves, caring for people who are sick, or just, quite frankly, don't want to expose themselves to any risk and stay home." Listen to interview