The Ones That Got Away: When Breastfeeding Mothers Wean Their Infants Despite Our Efforts

Twenty top papers--the ones that got away and the results of the top six poll.

Many thanks to all our readers, authors, friends, and colleagues past and present who nominated their most memorable paper for this article. Sadly we couldn’t include everybody because of the “20” theme, but I wanted to mention this nomination by Utah medical librarian Mike Nielson. Mike is great at giving us constructive feedback about the website (he often notices when things aren’t working b...

The pharma-fever that almost got away.

Learning from the Ones that Got Away: Detecting New Forms of Phishing Attacks

Phishing attacks continue to pose a major headache for defenders of computing systems, often forming the first step in a multistage attack. There have been great strides made in phishing detection, however, some insidious kinds of phishing messages appear to pass through filters by making seemingly simple structural and semantic changes to the messages. We tackle this problem in this paper, thr...

Mothers' efforts to protect their infants from environmental tobacco smoke.

Infant exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) is reported to be associated with abnormal neonatal airway structure , lower respiratory illness, chronic bronchitis, asthma, recurrent otitis media, and sudden infant death syndrome. 1-5 In light of the evidence, parents are well advised to limit their children's exposure to cigarette smoking. Currently, there is a dearth of research that ca...

The One that Got Away: Comments on Users and Computers