A groovy kind of protein?
In the first of a series of blog posts on structural biology, we present research featured recently in BMC Molecular Biology investigating new ways to… Read more »
13 Nov 2019
Open research pioneers, open perspectives
Open research pioneers, open perspectives
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Echo chambers and polarization may not be the same phenomenon in social media
Existence of echo chambers indicates a polarized state of the society concerning beliefs regarding a given topic. However, increase in the "intensity of echo… Read more »
Pneumonia is a major threat to public health – why don’t we acknowledge the fact?
Today is the 10th anniversary of the World Pneumonia Day, which aims to increase awareness that pneumonia is a major global clinical and public health issue,… Read more »
What happens to people who inject drugs after surgery for a heart valve infection?
In a Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis published this month in BMC Infectious Diseases the authors discuss rising trends in injectable drug use and the… Read more »
Parasitic and fungal infections play a significant role in porpoise strandings
Around 2000 cetaceans (whales, dolphins and porpoises) are stranded each year across the world and, unfortunately, this number is likely to increase in the… Read more »
Sleep and epilepsy: Two bedfellows in mind’s bed
Sleep Science and Practice has published its first thematic series with the topic of "Sleep and Epilepsy.” To celebrate this occasion, we’ve invited sleep… Read more »
Yes, it was worth it! Older adults’ experiences of participating in a research study
Large population studies are common, including on older adults, but little time is spent on understanding the priorities and problems of older adults who… Read more »
The Power of Language-Concordant Care
In a Debate, published this month in BMC Medical Education, the authors argue the need for medical schools to increase opportunities for medical language… Read more »
Ensuring safe drinking water in Rohingya camps of Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh
A new study published in Gut Pathogens and supported by UNICEF, reveals high levels of contamination of source water from tubewells and household drinking water… Read more »
