Exploring the OncoGenomic Landscape of cancer
Accurate comparison and analysis of genomic data is crucial to the advancement of precision oncology. The authors of a recently published article in Genome… Read more »
21 Aug 2018
Open research pioneers, open perspectives
Open research pioneers, open perspectives
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Think bigger: it’s not just what you eat
Senior Journal Development Editor, Bex Chang, recently attended Nutrition 2018, a conference where researchers, practitioners, health professionals, and policy… Read more »
The long and winding road towards an EU health information system
In this guest blog, Dr. Nicole Rosenkötter tells us about Health information in Europe, the latest article collection in Archives of Public Health. The… Read more »
Driving under age: assessing the behavior of older adults behind the wheel
With the increasing average age of many populations, the growing number of older drivers can be cause for safety concern. Dr. Qian (Chayn) Sun and colleagues… Read more »
Do airline crew have an elevated risk of thyroid cancer?
Identifying the risk of cancer caused by flight is somewhat of an ambiguous research field. A new review published in Cancers of the Head & Neck, addresses… Read more »
Mind control from beyond the host: Tapeworm increases risky behaviour even in uninfected group members
Sticklebacks infected with tapeworms are known to show risky behaviour and swim to the water surface. Not shown before, is that uninfected sticklebacks also… Read more »
Not too much and not too little: the right amount of social network site use may reduce loneliness among mothers of young children
Social networking sites can provide needed support to mothers raising young children, but only in moderation. A new study done in Japan, published today in BMC… Read more »
Longer hours on social media may increase teens’ risk of cyberbullying
An article recently published in BMC Public Health explores cyber-victimization across seven European countries and finds that cyberbullying may be linked to… Read more »
The ‘SEAHA CDT collection’ in journal Heritage Science
This blog post has been cross-posted with permission from SEAHA-CDT. The original version can be read here. Following multiple successful publications, we are… Read more »
