Reporter Volume 25, No.18 February 24, 1994

By CAITLIN KELLY
News Bureau staff
Twenty-eight faculty members in the UBSchool of Medicine and
Biomedical Sciences have been included in the second edition of "The
Best Doctors in America," a directory of "the best and brightest" in
the medical profession.
	"Best Doctors" lists 7,200 physicians in more than 350
specialties, approximately 2 percent of the nation's 350,000
practicing physicians. The listing is a result of a massive poll of
doctors throughout the country, who were asked to rate the clinical
abilities of their peers.
	"Best Doctors" is a companion volume to "The Best Lawyers in
America," widely considered the premier referral guide in the legal
profession.
	UB faculty members who are included in "Best Doctors" are Mark
Ballow, professor of pediatrics and chief of the Division of Allergy
and Immunology; David W. Bentley, professor of medicine, director of
the Multidisciplinary Center on Aging and director of the Division of
Geriatrics; Clara D. Bloomfield, professor of medicine; Lawrence B.
Bone, associate professor of orthopaedic surgery; Edward L. Bradley
III, professor and vice-chair of surgery; Linda S. Brodsky, associate
professor of otolaryngology and pediatrics; Michael E. Cohen,
professor and chair of neurology; Patrick Creaven, associate research
professor of pharmacology; Patricia Kressel Duffner, professor of
neurology and pediatrics; Bradley P. Fuhrman, professor of pediatrics.
	Also, Robert Gillespie, professor and chair of orthopaedic
surgery; Marion Zucker Goldstein, clinical associate professor of
psychiatry; Daniel Michael Green, professor of pediatrics; Saul P.
Greenfield, associate professor of urology; Geoffrey P. Herzig,
professor of medicine; L. Nelson Hopkins, professor and chair of
neurosurgery; Lawrence D. Jacobs, professor of neurology; Kenneth A.
Krackow, professor of orthopaedics; Margaret H. MacGillivray,
professor of pediatrics.
 	Also, Elliott Middleton, Jr., professor of medicine and
pediatrics; Eugene R. Mindell, professor of orthopaedics; Takuma
Nemoto, research associate professor of surgery; Stephanie Pincus,
professor and chair of dermatology; Derek Raghavan, professor of
medicine; Robert E. Reisman, clinical professor of medicine and
pediatrics; Thomas M. Rossi, associate professor of pediatrics; F.
Bruder Stapleton, A. Conger Goodyear professor and chair of
pediatrics, and Mary Louise Voorhess, professor emeritus of
pediatrics.