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Yen, L. T., Edington D. W., & Witting P. (1994).  Corporate medical claim cost distributions and factors associated with high-cost status. Journal of Occupational Medicine.: Official Publication of the Industrial Medical Association. 36(5), 505 - 515. Abstract
Yen, L. T., McDonald T., Hirschland D., & Edington D. W. (2003).  Association between wellness score from a health risk appraisal and prospective medical claims costs. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine / American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine. 45(10), 1049 - 1057. Abstract
Yen, L. T., Edington D. W., & Witting P. (1992).  Prediction of prospective medical claims and absenteeism costs for 1284 hourly workers from a manufacturing company. Journal of Occupational Medicine.: Official Publication of the Industrial Medical Association. 34(4), 428 - 435. Abstract
Yen, L. T., Schultz A., Schnueringer E., & Edington D. W. (2006).  Financial costs due to excess health risks among active employees of a utility company. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine / American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine. 48(9), 896 - 905. Abstract
Yen, L. T., Edington D. W., & Witting P. (1991).  Associations between health risk appraisal scores and employee medical claims costs in a manufacturing company. American Journal of Health Promotion: AJHP. 6(1), 46 - 54. Abstract
Yen, L. T., Edington M. P., McDonald T., Hirschland D., & Edington D. W. (2001).  Changes in health risks among the participants in the United Auto Workers--General Motors LifeSteps Health Promotion Program. American Journal of Health Promotion: AJHP. 16(1), 7 - 15. Abstract
Yen, L. T., Schultz A. B., McDonald T., Champagne L., & Edington D. W. (2006).  Participation in employer-sponsored wellness programs before and after retirement. American Journal of Health Behavior. 30(1), 27 - 38. Abstract
Yang, S. J., IglayReger H. B., Kadouh H. C., & Bodary P. F. (2009).  Inhibition of the chemokine (C-C motif) ligand 2/chemokine (C-C motif) receptor 2 pathway attenuates hyperglycaemia and inflammation in a mouse model of hepatic steatosis and lipoatrophy. Diabetologia. 52(5), 972 - 981. Abstract

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