 Finally in 1995, she joined the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics at Case Western Reserve University, and shortly before her death was awarded tenure.During her career she published 53 articles and at the time of her death had 7 articles in submission.According to her obituary in the "American Journal of Human Genetics", "In 1996, she coauthored a much-cited paper, published in "Nature", describing the first genetic linkage to Crohn disease and the first use of multipoint-linkage analysis in genetic mapping of a complex disease.