Ingestion Column: 'Alone on Floor with Pile of Buttons'
Cabinet Magazine — Fall 2011
Cabinet Magazine — Fall 2011
Down the Hatch and Straight Into Medical History
by Amanda Schaffer
The New York Times — January 10, 2011
by Amanda Schaffer
The New York Times — January 10, 2011
Book and Media Reviews: Swallow
by Tony Miksanek, MD
Journal of the American Medical Association — April 6, 2011
by Tony Miksanek, MD
Journal of the American Medical Association — April 6, 2011
Book Review: Swallow
by Ian Miller, University College, Dublin
Social History of Medicine — August 8, 2011
by Ian Miller, University College, Dublin
Social History of Medicine — August 8, 2011
Meditations on the writing of Swallow
Mary Cappello's guest author blog
Powells.com — January 10-14, 2011
Mary Cappello's guest author blog
Powells.com — January 10-14, 2011
• Cabinet of Curiosities: Repository of Interest
• Biography or Biographeme?
• Unsolved Mysteries
• Writing as a Form of Friendship:
Finding Friends in Unlikely Places
• Rose and Rolf Diamant: A First Person Account
13 Real and Imaginary Things People Have Swallowed
Mary Cappello's commentary on photographs from Swallow
The Huffington Post — January 22, 2011
Mary Cappello's commentary on photographs from Swallow
The Huffington Post — January 22, 2011
'Swallow ...' tells story of a doc who retrieved foreign objects from patients
by Molly Eichel
Philadelphia Daily News — April 30, 2011
by Molly Eichel
Philadelphia Daily News — April 30, 2011
More Than a Frog in the Throat:
Safety pins in the esophagus // Buttons in the stomach // Sewing needles in the bronchi // All extracted and kept by one curious doctor.
by Mary Cappello
ProTo magazine*— Spring 2011
Safety pins in the esophagus // Buttons in the stomach // Sewing needles in the bronchi // All extracted and kept by one curious doctor.
by Mary Cappello
ProTo magazine*— Spring 2011
*proto, a prefix of progress, connotes first, novel, experimental. Alone, it conjures an entire world of the new: discoveries, directions, ideas. In taking proto as its name, this magazine stakes its ground on medicine's leading edge—exploring breakthroughs, dissecting controversies and opening a forum for informed debate.
Finder of Lost Objects Saved Lives, Left Medical Legacy
by Carolyn Krupa
American Medical News — March 21, 2011
by Carolyn Krupa
American Medical News — March 21, 2011
Swallow: Foreign Bodies, Their Ingestion, Inspiration, and
The Curious Doctor Who Extracted Them
by Brian Bethune
Macleans magazine — February 24, 2011
The Curious Doctor Who Extracted Them
by Brian Bethune
Macleans magazine — February 24, 2011
Hard to 'Swallow': Book details ingested foreign objects
msnbc.com — January 21, 2011
msnbc.com — January 21, 2011
What children eat? An incredible list of curiosities
by Daniel Nicolescu
Ziarul Financiar — February 17, 2011
by Daniel Nicolescu
Ziarul Financiar — February 17, 2011