Dr. Peter Bernad

Peter G. Bernad, B.Sc., M.D.C.M., M.P.H., F.A.C.P.

Office Address
2112 F St., NW, Suite 303
Washington, DC 20037

Home Address
1101 South Arlington Ridge Rd.
Suite 216
Arlington, VA 22202

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Contact
202-728-0099
202-638-7869
202-437-6874
703-521-4430
pgb@gwu.edu
neuro-doc.com

Education
1985-1987 1986 1970-1974 1973-1974 1972 1971 1966-1970	Johns Hopkins University; Baltimore, MD M.P.H. School of Hygiene and Public Health Johns Hopkins University; Washington, DC School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) McGill University; Montreal, Quebec, Canada M.D. University of London; London, England Neurological Institute John Marshall’s Firm, Queen Square Ben-Gurion University; Negev, Israel Siroka Medical Center McGill University; Montreal, Quebec, Canada Summer Project Scholarship Grant The In-Vitro Restoration of Red Blood Cell 2, 3 DPG and ATP Levels in Stored Blood McGill University; Montreal, Quebec, Canada B.Sc. Biochemistry and Genetics Honors Program
Medical Training
1985 1979-1981 1979 1976-1979 1974-1976 1973 1968-1972	Johns Hopkins University; Baltimore, MD Summer Program in Epidemiology and Biostatistics Fellowship: National Institutes of Health; Bethesda, MD National Institute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke Medical Neurology Branch, Electroencephalography and Neuromuscular Sections National Institutes of Health; Bethesda, MD Radiological Health for Radionuclide Users Training Residency: Neurology Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School; Boston, MA Internship and Residency: Internal Medicine University of Southern California; Los Angeles, CA Externship: Endocrinology Harbour General Hospital University of California Los Angeles; Torrance, CA St. Mary’s Hospital; Montreal, Quebec, Canada Clinical Pathology Laboratory Intern, McGill University
Languages: French Hungarian Spanish

LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATION
1999	Michigan State Medical Licensure #4301075202
1997	Diplomate, American Board of Electroencephalography and Neurophysiology for the Practice of Sleep Disorders
1996	Diplomate, American Board of Forensic Medicine
1992	Diplomate, The American Board of Professional Disability Consultants
1989	Massachusetts State Medical Licensure #39280
1989	Diplomate, American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review
1989	Diplomate, American Academy of Pain Management
1988	Diplomate, American Board of Electroencephalography, Neurophysiology and Evoked Potentials
1983	Diplomate, American Board of Electroencephalography
1981	Diplomate, American Board of Neurology
1979	Diplomate, American Board of Internal Medicine
1979	Maryland State Medical Licensure #D24238
1979	District of Columbia Medical Licensure #MD11767
1979	Virginia State Medical Licensure #101031480
1975	California State Medical Licensure #G30338
1975	United States Drug Enforcement Licensure #AB1130892
1974	Diplomate, National Board of Medical Examiners

MEMBERSHIPS

Current:

American Academy of Clinical Toxicology

American Academy of Neurology

American Headache Society

American College of Physicians

American Medical Association

Medical Society of Northern Virginia

Medical Society of the District of Columbia

Electroencephalography and Clinical Neuroscience Society

George Washington University Hospital Attending Physicians Association

International Brain Research Foundation

Association of American Physicians and Surgeons

Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America

Jacobi Medical Society

Past:

American Academy of Pain Management

American College of Forensic Examiners

Canadian Medical Association

Medical Society of Virginia

American Public Health Association

Northern Virginia Consortium for Continuing Medical Education

Clinical Electroencephalographic Technician and Technologist Society

Brain Injury Association of Maryland

Virginia Neurological Society

APPOINTMENTS
Academic:
1982-Present	Clinical Professor in Neurology George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences; Washington, D.C.
2001-2004	Clinical Assistant Professor Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine; East Lansing, MI Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Other:
1989-2002	Neurology Consultant Burke Health Care Center, Woodbine and Oak Meadows Extended Care Facility; Alexandria, VA
1978-1979	Neurology Consultant Massachusetts Rehabilitation Hospital; Boston, MA
Editorial / Journal Review:
Clinical Electroencephalography Integrative Psychiatry The Annals of Pharmacotherapy The Journal of Pharmacy Technology Journal of the American Electroencephalography Association Journal of the Electroencephalography and Clinical Neuroscience Society Journal of the Medical Society of the District of Columbia

FACILITY AFFILIATIONS

Current Hospital Affiliations:

INOVA Fairfax Hospital; Fairfax, VA

INOVA Mount Vernon Hospital; Alexandria, VA

Potomac Hospital; Woodbridge, VA

George Washington University Hospital; Washington D.C.

Suburban Hospital; Bethesda, MD

Past Hospital Affiliations:

INOVA Fair Oaks Hospital; Fairfax, VA

INOVA Alexandria Hospital; Alexandria, VA

Northern Virginia Community Hospital; Arlington, VA

Massachusetts Rehabilitations Hospital; Boston, MA

Massachusetts General Hospital; Boston, MA

St. Mary’s Hospital; Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Harbour General UCLA Hospital; Torrance, CA

National Institutes of Health; Bethesda, MD

Siroka Medical Center; Negev, Israel

Current Medical Facility Affiliations:

Fairfax Nursing Center; Fairfax, VA

Genesis Elder Care; Arlington, VA

Ruxton Healthcare; Woodbridge, VA

Past Medical Facility Affiliations:

Oakmeadow Extended Care Facility; Alexandria, VA

Manor Care Health Services; Arlington, VA

Iliff Nursing and Rehabilitation Center; Dunn Loring, VA

Woodbine Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center; Alexandria, VA

Fairfax Surgical Center; Fairfax, VA

COMMITTEE / BOARD ASSIGNMENTS

George Washington University Hospital; Washington, DC

Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee

Medical Records Committee

Utilization Management Committee

Occupational and Environmental Medical Journal Club

Stroke Planning Committee

Committee on Undergraduate Medical Curricula

INOVA Alexandria Hospital; Alexandria, VA

Utilization Review Committee

Electroencephalography and Clinical Neuroscience Society

Councilor–at-Large

Advisory Board

INOVA Fair Oaks Hospital; Fairfax, VA

Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee

Nutrition Committee

Physician Leadership Committee

Complementary & Alternative Medicine

International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions (IAIABC)

Workers Compensation National Medical Advisory Committee

INOVA Mount Vernon Hospital; Alexandria, VA

Rules and Regulation Subcommittee

Bylaws Committee

Pharmacy Committee

Education Committee

Utilization Review Committee

Potomac Hospital; Woodbridge, VA

Special Services (ICU) Committee

Oakmeadow Extended Care Facility; Alexandria, VA

Utilizations Review Committee

Medical Society of Virginia

Continuing Medical Education Committee

Medical Society of the District of Columbia

Board of Trustees

Board of Credentials Member

Continuing Medical Education Committee

Legislations Committee

Council of Strategic Planning and Marketing

Emergency Preparedness Committee

Neurology Delegate

Nominating Committee

Executive Committee

Myasthenia Gravis Foundation

National Medical Advisory Committee

Presidential Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities

Coalition on Media, Stigmatization of People with Psychiatric Disabilities

Epilepsy Foundation for the National Capitol Area

Professional Advisory Committee

American Academy of Neurology

Quality Standards Subcommittee

International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions

Medical Advisory Board

American Board of Electroencephalography and Neurophysiology

Secretary and Treasurer

Former Chairman

Board Examiner

Commissioner of Accreditation

Commissioner of Allied Health Education

Ad-Hoc Committee on Commissions

Publications Committee

International Brain Research Foundation

Co-Founder

Consultant

AWARDS / HONORS
2002	Award of appreciation from the Brain Injury Association of Maryland
1996	Award for conscientious service from the Committee on Accreditation of Electroneurodiagnostic Technicians
1993	Award of appreciation for outstanding service and dedication from the JRC
1993	Award of appreciation from the American College of Legal Medicine
1993	Award for continued support from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
1992	Award of Appreciation from the Presidential Campaign of Re-Election for extraordinary service and commitment
1989	Lifetime membership award of the presidential task force
1988	Award of appreciation for continued support of the presidential party

SELECTED PRESENTATIONS / SEMINARS
Jan. 2007	Parkinson’s Disease and Stroke, Guest Speaker; Washington, DC
Feb. 2006	Sleep Disorders 2006; Las Vegas, NV
Oct. 2005	Clinical Immunology As It Relates to Environmental Medicine; Tucson, AZ American Academy of Environmental Medicine
Oct. 2005	Cancer and the Environment; Tucson, AZ American Academy of Environmental Medicine
Oct. 2005	Neuroprotection; Washington, DC Institute for Functional Medicine
Oct. 2005	Autism, Grand Rounds George Washington University; Washington, DC
Sep. 2003	Effects of Industrial Solvents on Human Autonomic Nervous System; Tampa, FL
Nov. 2002	Treating Epilepsy, Presenter George Washington University Hospital; Washington, DC
Mar. 2002	The Brain In Trouble, Guest Speaker Brain Injury Association of Maryland; Towson, MD
Jul. 2001	Closed Head Injury: Clinical and Epidemiological Features Presentation Ben Gurion University; Negev, Israel
Nov. 2000	The Power of Technology: Imaging the Brain Michigan State University
Jun. 2000	Sleep in Women and Pregnancy Grand Rounds Colorado Hospital for Women
Mar. 2000	Fen-Phen Grand Rounds Fairfax Hospital; Fairfax, VA
Feb. 2000	Neurocomplications in Pregnancy Grand Rounds Columbia Hospital for Women; Washington, DC
Jun. 1999	Acute Care for Head Injury American Association of Neuroscience Nurses; Gaylord, MI
Jun. 1999	How to Evaluate Head Injury, Guest Speaker Munson Medical Center; Traverse City, MI
May 1999	Neurological Complications in Obstetrics and Gynecology Grand Rounds Columbia Hospital for Women; Washington, DC
Apr. 1999	Treatment of Closed Head Injury Grand Rounds, George Washington University, Department of Neurology; Washington, DC
Oct. 1998	International Society for Brain Electromagnetic Topography Annual Meeting Mercer University School of Medicine The American Medical Electroencephalography Association
Jun. 1997	Head Injury Michigan State University; East Lansing, MI
May 1997	Parkinson’s Disease Woman’s National Democratic Club; Washington, DC
Mar. 1996	Post-Concussion Syndrome, Guest Speaker The Northern Virginia Defense Lawyer’s Assn.; Annandale, VA
Oct. 1995	Dystonia, Clinical Features National Institutes of Health, Dystonia Association; Bethesda, MD
Oct. 1995	The CT, MRI, EMG, SPECT, Quantitative EEG, and other Neurological Evidence Georgetown University School of Medicine; Grand Traverse Village, MI
Oct. 1995	The Insurance Analysis of Head Injury Claims Georgetown University School of Medicine; Grand Traverse Village, MI
Feb. 1995	Workplace Disorders National Institutes of Health; Bethesda, MD
Nov. 1994	Lack of Casual Relationship Between Silicone Breast Implants and Neurological/Rheumatological Disease The 5th World Congress of the World Federation of Associations of Clinical Toxicological Centers & Poison Control Centers; Taipei, Taiwan
Apr. 1994	Legal Aspects of Claims of Neurological Injury American Association of Legal Nurse Consultants; Houston, TX
Oct. 1993	Introduction to Mild Closed Head Injury: Symptoms, Treatment & Recovery American College of Legal Medicine; San Antonio, TX
Oct. 1993	Metals Analysis in Clinical Pathology Practice College of American Pathologists; Orlando, FL
Sep. 1993	Mental Analysis: Analysis of Lead Exposure American Metropolitan College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine; Washington, DC
Jun. 1993	Forensic Evidence in Head Injury, Presenter Forensic Examination in Toxic Exposure Cases, Presenter The Insurance Analysis of Head Injury, Presenter Georgetown University School of Medicine, Program in Psychiatry and Law The National Conference on Psychological Injury Claims and Litigation; Palm Beach, FL
Jun. 1993	Antidepressants and Pain Neurology Grand Rounds National Institutes of Health, U.S. Naval Hospital; Bethesda, MD
May 1993	Environmental Health Issues: Solvent Exposure Symposium on Environmental and Occupational Health; Eger, Hungary
Apr. 1993	Assessment of Neurotoxic Effects of Exposure to Solvents American Occupational Health Conference, American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine; Atlanta, GA
Dec. 1993	Litigation Pain Syndrome Following Head and /or Back Injury, Speaker New York City Transit Authority; New York, NY
Jul. 1992	Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy, The Analysis of Head Injury, Tight Building & Ventilation Arkansas Worker’s Compensation Education Conference; Hot Springs, AK
Mar. 1992	Medical Legal Issues for Neuroscience The American Medical Electroencephalographic Association; Fort Lauderdale, FL
Oct. 1991	The Neurological Aspects of Diagnosis of Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Annual Meeting; New York, NY
Jun. 1991	Electroencephalography and AIDS Florida Society of Electroneurodiagnositic Technologists; Sanibel Island, FL
May 1991	Mild to Moderate Closed Head Injury Advances in Neurology Annual Meeting; Arlington, VA
Apr. 1991	Brain Death National Hospital for Orthopedics & Rehabilitation; Arlington, VA
Jul. 1990	Evaluating Workers Exposed to Neurotoxicants Seminar National Worker’s Compensation and Occupational Medicine; Hyannis, MA
May 1990	Drugs, Cocaine and Heroin, Guest Speaker; Alexandria, VA
Nov. 1989	The Defense of Neurological Evidence Neurological Defense of Brain Injury and Neurotoxicologic Injury Defense of Damages Seminar; New Orleans, LA
Sep. 1989	Quantitative Electrophysiology: Innovations on the Evaluation of Central Nervous System Effects of Neurotoxicants University of Minnesota; Minneapolis, MN
Jun. 1989	The Use of Quantitative Electroencephalography and Neurotoxicity from Environmental Causes Environmental Health Conference Annual Meeting; San Antonio, TX
May 1989	Environmentally Induced Neurological Dysfunction, Guest Speaker Northern Virginia Mental Health Institute; Falls Church, VA
May 1989	Neurological Complications of Environmental Toxicity. Closed Head Injury with Post Concussion Syndrome Virginia Osteopathic Medical Association Annual Meeting; Williamsburg, VA
May 1989	Evaluation and Treatment of Closed Head Injury with Post-Concussion, Guest Speaker Syndrome Type I and II Symposium on Myofascial Pain and Fibromyalgia; Minneapolis, MN
Mar. 1989	Evaluation of Positional Dizziness, Annual Meeting Presenter American Medical Electroencephalographic Association; Charlotte, NC
Oct. 1988	Electroencephalogram and Chlorinated Hydrocarbons Exposure American Medical Electroencephalography Association Annual Meeting; Lexington, KY
Jul. 1988	Neurological Defense of Brain Injury and Neurotoxicologic Injury; Jackson Hole, WY
Mar. 1988	Electroencephalogram Changes in Head Injury American Medical Electroencephalographic Association Annual Meeting; El Paso, TX
Mar. 1988	Carbon Monoxide, Guest Speaker U.S. Department of Justice; McLean, VA
Oct. 1987	Symposium on Electronystagmography, Presenter American Medical Electroencephalographic Association Annual Meeting; Savannah, GA
Oct. 1987	Neurotoxicity and Behavior Abnormalities in a Cohort Chronically Exposed to Trichloroethylene, Presenter American Academy of Clinical Toxicology Annual Meeting; Vancouver, Canada
Oct. 1987	Spasmodic Dysphonia - Segmental Dystonia National Institutes of Health; Bethesda, MD
Sep. 1987	National Standards for Electroencephalography American Medical Electroencephalographic Association Annual Meeting; Dallas, TX
Sep. 1987	Fatal Adverse Reaction with Protropin (Synthetic Growth Hormone), Presenter Pharmacoepidemiology Annual Meeting; Minneapolis, MN
Jun. 1987	Thymectomy Issues, Chairman National Institutes of Health, Myasthenia Gravis Foundation; Bethesda, MD
May 1987	Closed Head Injury, Post Concussion Syndrome and Modern Approaches for Diagnosis, Guest Speaker Northern Virginia Head Injury Foundation; Falls Church, VA
May 1987	Indications for Neurological Referral, Guest Speaker Mid-Atlantic Nurse Practitioner Conference; McLean, VA
Mar. 1987	Mild Head Injury Conference University of Texas; Galveston, TX
Mar. 1987	Closed Head Injury-Clinical Aspects, Presenter American Medical Electroencephalographic Association; Tucson, AZ
Feb. 1987	Neurological Findings in Chlordane Poisoning University of Virginia; Charlottesville, VA
Feb. 1987	Defense Use of Neurological Evidence National Association of Railroad Trial Counsel; Tarpoon Springs; FL
Nov. 1986	Assessment of Closed Head Injury, Presenter National Rehabilitation Association; Arlington, VA
Oct. 1986	Electroencephalogram & Clinical Neuroscience Association Annual Meeting; Chicago, IL
Apr. 1986	Dementia, Guest Speaker; Fairfax, VA
Dec. 1985	The Litigation of Psychological Injury and Post Traumatic Injury and Post Concussion; Bal Harbour, FL
Oct. 1985	Post-Concussive Syndrome, Guest Speaker; Budapest, Hungary
Oct. 1985	EEG Abnormalities Associated with Headache in Post Traumatic Syndrome American Medical EEG Association Annual Meeting; Denver, CO
Feb. 1984	Evoked Potentials, Presenter Mount Vernon Hospital; Alexandria, VA
Jan. 1983	Peripheral Neuropathy, Presenter Alexandria Hospital, Alexandria, VA

TV APPEARANCES
1.	Health Choices, Arlington Community TV, Channel 33 – topics: Dementia, Alzheimers and Nutrition, April 6, 2003
2.	Health Choices, Arlington Community TV, Channel 33 – topic: Environmental Toxicology, August 25, 2000
3.	Across the Board with Kenny Prince, Red Apple Channel 21, March 25, 1998
4.	Prevention of Head Injury, Channel 10, December 10, 1986
5.	Participate in your Practice, September 1984
RADIO APPEARANCES
1.	Advances in Neurotoxicology, Hungarian SVC. Voice of America Series, 1995.
2.	Head Injury/Post-Concussion Syndrome, WCBS, New York, NY. Report on Medicine, 1986
BOOKS / BOOK CHAPTERS
Published:
1.	Bernad PG, Closed-Head Injury: A Clinical Source Book. 1994. The Michie Company. Charlottesville, VA.
2.	Bernad PG, Closed-Head Injury: A Clinical Source Book. 2nd Ed, 1998. Lexis Law Publishing, Charlottesville, VA.
3.	Bernad PG, Neurotoxicology: A Clinical Source Book. 1998. Lexis Law Publishing, Charlottesville, VA.
4.	Bernad PG, Y2K Pocket Guide for The Treatment of Common Neurological Disorders. 2000. International Medical Publishing, Inc., McLean, VA
5.	Wiesenfeld PR, Rosa J, Bernad, PG, et al. The Medical and Legal Aspects of a Brain Injury May, 2001.
6.	Bernad PG, Closed-Head Injury: A Clinical Source Book. 3nd Ed, 2005. Lexis Law Publishing, Charlottesville, VA.
7.	Bernad PG, Closed-Head Injury: A Clinical Source Book. Cumulative Supplement, 2006. Lexis Law Publishing, San Francisco, CA.
8.	Bernad PG, Traumatic Brain Injury. 2007. LexisNexis, McLean, VA
In Progress:
9.	Bernad PG. Benign Symmetric Lipomatosis
10.	Bernad PG. Longest Survivor of Myopathy from Late Onset Acid Maltase Deficiency
PAPERS / ABSTRACTS
1.	Berger MA, Bernad PG: Somatic fixation and the authoritarian personality. The University of Ottawa Medical Journal 16:16-20, 1971.
2.	Ruskin R, Ananth J, Bernad PG: An unusual adverse reaction with butyrophenone therapy-. Canadian Psychiatric Association Journal 20(6): 498-99, 1975.
3.	Bernad PG, Snyder DA, Levey M: A civilian case of fatal meningococcemia due to Niessera meningitides, Group Y. American Journal of Clinical Pathology 68(2): 296-8, 1977.
4.	Bernad PG: Cerebrovascular symptoms in primary thrombocytosis. Stroke 9:110, 1978.
5.	Bernad PG, Ballantine HT Jr, Nauta W: Neuropathological study of bilateral cingulotomy for mood disturbance. 5th World Congress of Psychiatric Surgery, August 21-25, 1978.
6.	Bernad PG, Ballantine, HT Jr, Giriunas L: Neuropathological study of bilateral cingulotomy for mood disturbance. In: Hitchcock ER, Ballantine HT Jr., Myerson BA (eds). Modern Concepts in Psychiatric Surgery. Amsterdam: Elsevier/North- Holland Biomedical Press, 1979:283-302.
7.	Bernad PG, Snyder DA, Levy M: A civilian case of fatal meningococcemia due to Neissera meningitides Group Y. In: Soukhanov A, (ed). Meriam Webster=s Medical Office Handbook. Springfield: G. & C., Meriam Co., 1979:402
8.	Bernad PG, Dooling E: Middle cerebral artery dissection in childhood. Stroke 10:98, 1979.
9.	Gregory DC, Jones KW, Cochavi S, Bernad PG: Determination of lithium in biological samples with ⁶Li(n,x) ³H reaction. Bulletin of the American Physical Society 24:823, 1979.
10.	Bernad PG: Case Records of the Massachusetts General Hospital: New England Journal of Medicine 297:779, 1977.
11.	Bernad PG: Case Records of the Massachusetts General Hospital: New England Journal of Medicine 298:1075, 1978.
12.	Bernad PG: Case Records of the Massachusetts General Hospital: New England Journal of Medicine 300:251, 1979.
13.	Bernad PG, Syzfelbein WM., Weiss HD, Richardson EP Jr.: Diagnosis of cryptococcal meningitis by cytologic methods: An old technique revisited. Neurology 30:102-5, 1980.
14.	Bernad PG, Perlo VP: Horner syndrome with causalgia. Neurology 30:534-5, 1980.
15.	Bernad PG, Taft PD: Cytologic diagnosis of intraventricular hemorrhage in a neonate. ACTA Cytologica 24:4-6, 1980.
16.	Bernad PG: Back to microscope... to diagnose cryptococcal meningitis. Emergency Medicine 12:102-3, 1980.
17.	Rie MA, Bernad PG: Prolonged hypoxia in man without circulatory compromise fails to demonstrate cerebral pathology. Neurology 30:43, 1980.
18.	Bernad PG, Silber B, Mathieu A: Syndrome Atteintie hépato-rénale après anesthésie à enflur. Anesth Analg (Paris) 37: 427-8, 1980.
19.	Engel WK, Bernad PG, Levy HB: Polyinosinic-Polycytidylic Acid Poly-L-Lysine (PolyICLC): A new Anti-Dysimmune Effect Remarkably Beneficial in Neuropathies. Neurology 31: 154-5, April 1981.
20.	Bernad PG, Siever L, Set S, Murphy D, Brody L: Clinical Neurology and Electrophysiologic Correlate of Smooth Pursuit Eye Tracking. Neurology 31:49, April 1981.
21.	Krishnamoorthy KS, Zalneraitis EL, Young RSK, Bernad PG: Phenytoin-induced Choreoathetosis in infancy: Case reports and a review. Pediatrics 72(6): 831-4, 1983.
22.	Bernad PG, Levine MS: Maprotiline-Induced Seizures. Southern Medical Journal, September, 79(9): 1179-1180, 1986.
23.	Bernad PG, Levine MS, Hocker ME: Maprotiline-Induced Seizures. 15th Epilepsy International Symposium, 402, September 1986.
24.	Bernad PG: Head Injury. Fairfacts 6(18): November 1986.
25.	Bernad PG: Myasthenia Gravis. Fairfacts 7: 10-13, March 1987.
26.	Bernad PG: Neurologic Complications of Thrombocythemia: Six Cases and Review. Virginia Medical 114: 352-5, June 1987.
27.	Bernad PG: What Defense Counsel Should Know About Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Defense Bulletin, June 1987.
28.	Bernad PG, Ballantine HT: Computed Tomographic Analysis of Bilateral Cingultomy for Intractable Mood Disturbance and Chronic Pain. Computerized Radiology 11(3): 117-123, May-June 1987.
29.	Bernad PG, Newell S, Spyker DA: Neurotoxcity and Behavior Abnormalities in a Cohort Chronically Exposed to Trichloroethylene. Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Academy of Clinical Toxicology, September 29-October 3, 1987:30. Vancouver, Canada.
30.	Bernad PG, Jylkka MM: Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease, Human Growth Hormones and its Replacement with Synthetic Growth Hormone. Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Pharmacoepidemiology, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, November 1987.
31.	Bernad PG, Newell S, Spyker DA: Neurotoxicity and Behavior Abnormalities in a Cohort Chronically Exposed to Trichloroethylene. Veterinary and Human Toxicology 29(6): 475, December 1987.
32.	Bernad PG: Neurologic Aspects of Malingering and Hysteria. Defense Bulletin, February 1988.
33.	Bernad PG: Electroencephalographic Standards, The American Medical Electroencephalographic Association, March 1988.
34.	Bernad PG, Jylkka MM: Closed Head Injury with Post-Concussion Syndrome. Clinical Electroencephalography 19(1): 46-7, 1988.
35.	Bernad PG: Closed head injury (CHI) types II and I with post concussion syndrome (PCS). Clinical Electroencephalography 19: 174-5, 1988.
36.	Bernad PG: The Utility of EEG and Neurophysiologic Techniques after Neurotoxic Exposure. Clinical Electroencephalography 20(1): 67. January, 1989.
37.	Bernad PG: Environmental Neurotoxicity: Effective Defense of Neurological Injury. Defense Bulletin 6(9): February 1989.
38.	Bernad PG: EEG and Pesticides [Review]. Clinical Electroencephalography April 20(2): IX-X, 1989.
39.	Bernad PG, Bernad MM, Jylkka M, Zohn DA: Evaluation and Treatment of Closed Head Injury (CHI) with Post-Concussion Syndrome (PCS) Type I and II [abstract]. First International Symposium on Myofascial Pain and Fibromyalgia, Minneapolis, Minnesota, May 8-19, 1989:59.
40.	Bernad PG: Guidelines: Relevance of Infectious Diseases for Electroencephalogram and Other Neurophysiology Laboratories. Clinical Electroencephalography 20(3):VIII-X, 1989
41.	Bernad PG: Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease, Human Growth Hormone, and its Replacement with Synthetic Growth Hormone. Pharmacoepidemiology Volume 1. Stanley A. Edlavitch (ed). Lewis Publishers, Chelsea, Michigan, 1989.
42.	Siever LJ, Coursey RL, Alterman IS, Zahn T, Brody L, Bernad PG, Buchsbaum M, Lake CR, Murphy DL: Clinical, Psychophysiologic, and Neurologic Characteristics of Volunteers with Impaired Smooth Pursuit Eye Movements. Biological Psychiatry 26(1): 35-51. May 26, 1989.
43.	Spyker DA, Bond RR, Jyllka M, Bernad PG: Subacute Home Chlordane Poisoning: Fact or Fallacy. Veterinary and Human Toxicology 31(4):356. August 1989.
44.	Bernad PG: Clinical and Laboratory Evaluation of Patients Exposed to Neurotoxins. Clinical Toxicology I 10(2): 387-402. June 1990.
45.	Bernad PG: The Neurological and Electroencephalographic Changes in AIDS. Clinical Electroencephalography 22(2):February 1991.
46.	Bernad PG: Ask Your Doctor. Myasthenia Gravis Foundation, 1991.
47.	Bernad PG: Neurodiagnostic Testing in Patients with Closed Head Injury. Clinical Encephalography 22(4):July 1991.
48.	Bernad PG, Jones RN, Posmantur R: Easily Misdiagnosed, RSD May Be A Liability Trap. Medical Malpractice Law and Strategy, January 1992.
49.	Bernad PG, Jones RN: Medical Legal Issues for Neuroscience. Clinical Electroencephalography 23(3):July 1992.
50.	Bernad PG: Dementia: A review of current environmental issues [comment]. Integrative Psychiatry. 7(3-4):202-5, 1992.
51.	Duffy FH, Hughes JR, Miranda F, Bernad PG, Cook P: Status of Quantitative EEG (QEEG) in Clinical Practice, 1994 [review]. Clinical Electroencephalography, 25(4):VI-XII. 1994.
52.	Bernad PG, Ford JE, Kristal SB: Lack of Causual Relationship Between Silicone Breast Implants and Neurological/Rheumatological Disease. The 5th World Congress of the World Federation of Associations of Clinical Toxicology Centers & Poison Control Centers. November 8-11, 1994: C15.
53.	Bernad PG: Ask your doctor - Many patients endure several misdiagnosis before they are diagnosed with Myasthenia Gravis. Why is Myasthenia Gravis so difficult to diagnose? Myasthenia Gravis, August 28, 1995:17.
54.	Bernad PG: Gibbs, CJ, Soyer, A, Loscalzo, M, Klein, A: Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease Diagnosable by EEG and Cerebrospinal Fluid Analysis Without Brain Biopsy. Clinical EEG, Vol.30 No. 1. Jan.1999. (Abstract)
55.	Bernad PG: Environmental Neurotoxicity: Effective Defense of Neurological Injury. Law & Medicine Report, Vol 1, Issue 1, September 1998.
56.	Bernad PG: Environmental Neurotoxicity: Effective Defense of Neurological Injury. RX Law & Medicine Report, vol. 1, issue 1, September, 1998 Lexis Law Publishing.
57.	Bernad PG: The Clinical Neurological Assessment of Environmental Toxicity. Law & Medicine Report, Vol 1, Issue 2, Winter 1998.
58.	Bernad PG: Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAD) Medical, Ethical Cultural and Legal Issues. Law & Medicine, Vol 1, Issue 3, Spring 1999.
59.	Bernad PG, Smothers, JM: The Usefulness of Neuropsychological Testing in Neurotoxicological and Head Injury Cases. Law & Medicine Report, Vol 1, Issue 4, Summer 1999.
60.	Bernad PG, Smothers JM: ...And Nothing But the Truth,@ A look at Malingering. Law & Medicine Report, Vol 2, Issue 1, Fall 1999.
61.	Bernad PG, Gibbs CJ, Soyer A, Loscalzo M, and Klein AE: Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease Diagnosable by EEG and Cerebrospinal Fluid Analysis Without Brain Biopsy: A Case Report. Clinical EEG, Vol 30 No. 4, October, 1999.
62.	Bernad PG, Smothers JM: Where does It Hurt? Another Look at Response Consistency. Law & Medicine Report, Vol 2, Issue 2, Winter 1999.
63.	Bernad PG: Review of Recent Medical Literature. Law & Medicine Report.Vol 2, issue 4, Summer 2000.
64.	Ahluwalia, Navneet S, Bernad PG. A Review of Valproic Acid-Induced Carnitine Deficiency and Replacement. The Journal of Pharm.Technology, Vol. 17 Number 3, May/June 2001.
65.	Bernad PG: Pain Assessment, Evaluation and New Treatments Law & Medicine Report, Vol 4 Issue 3, Summer 2001.
66.	Bernad PG: Pain Assessment, Evaluation and New Treatments. RX Law & Medicine Report. vol 4, issue 3, Summer 2001.
67.	Bernad PG, Smothers JM: Bioterrorism, Other Forms of Mass Destruction and Psychological Consequences in the 21st Centery. RX Law & Medicine Report vol 5, issue 1 Winter 2002 -Lexis Law Publishing.
68.	Bernad PG, Colombo J: Clinical Implications of Excess Parasympathetic Responses to Sympathetic Challenges. Clinical Electroencephalograpy, Vol. 34 Number 3, July 2003. Page 159.
69.	Bernad PG, Colombo J: Effects of Industrial Solvents on Human Autonomic Nervous System. Clinical Electroencephalography, Vol 34 Number 3, July 2003. Page 159-160.

B.Sc., M.D.C.M., M.P.H., F.A.C.P..