Bruce Heischober

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Dr. Bruce Sigurd Heischober, known as Dr. Bruce, born (1955-05-08)May 8, 1955, is a Board certified [1] medical doctor specializing in emergency and internal medicine. He has published several works on substance abuse.

He graduated from Loma Linda University in 1979.[1]

On the radio show Loveline Dr. Bruce frequently sat in for Drew Pinsky and was called Dr. Bruce or "Dr. Spaz" by Adam Carolla. He is not to be confused with Dr. Bruce Hensel, who is a medical, health and science reporter for KNBC, a television station in Los Angeles.

Dr. Bruce appears from time to time as a guest on Adam Carolla's daily podcast. [2] Carolla's nickname for Dr. Bruce is "Dr. Spaz".[3][4] Bruce is also the inspiration for the term "good lenses, bad frames" referring to a person who gives a bad first impression but is a good person or more competent than they appear to be. [5]

Published work

Journal publications

  • Lynsky, DD.; Heischober, BS.; Johnston, PM.; Johnson, KA.; Lujano, LM.; Morgan, RD. (1999). "Youth Alternative Sentencing Program: a description and evaluation of an alcohol and marijuana intervention program.". Int J Trauma Nurs 5 (1): 10–6. PMID 10085825. 
  • Nelson, BS.; Heischober, B. (Aug 1999). "Betel nut: a common drug used by naturalized citizens from India, Far East Asia, and the South Pacific Islands.". Ann Emerg Med 34 (2): 238–43. PMID 10424931. 
  • MacKenzie, RG.; Heischober, B. (Sep 1997). "Methamphetamine.". Pediatr Rev 18 (9): 305–9. doi:10.1542/pir.18-9-305. PMID 9286149. 
  • Helschober, B.; Miller, MA. (1991). "Methamphetamine abuse in California.". NIDA Res Monogr 115: 60–71. PMID 1758484. 
  • Derlet, RW.; Heischober, B. (Dec 1990). "Methamphetamine. Stimulant of the 1990s?". West J Med 153 (6): 625–8. PMC 1002639. PMID 2293467. 

Books

  • Neinstein, Lawrence S.; chapters by Pinsky, Drew & Heischober, Bruce S. (2002). "Approaches to Management of Drug Abuse". Adolescent health care: a practical guide (4th ed.). Hagerstwon, MD: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. ISBN 0-7817-2897-5. 

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