Of mice and mites (and more)
Small mammals (including mice, voles, and shrews) are found globally and many species are happy to live next door or even within the same house as humans. They… Read more »
Small mammals (including mice, voles, and shrews) are found globally and many species are happy to live next door or even within the same house as humans. They… Read more »
What exactly makes memes transmitted through online social networks go viral? Research published recently in Applied Network Science uses machine learning… Read more »
For Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, Alexander Seager discusses the COLO-DETECT study registered at the ISRCTN registry.
Self-harm is a major public health problem and adolescents are particularly at risk. In a newly published paper in BMC Public Health authors Ingri Myklestad and… Read more »
Implementation science is an emerging field with a tremendous capacity to improve the global healthcare landscape. In this blog, Implementation Science… Read more »
Researchers report on PCR screening for potentially zoonotic pathogens detected in the faecal samples of wild and semi-captive bonobos. This raised interesting… Read more »
Tuberculosis (TB) is a leading cause of severe illness and death in young children worldwide. On this World TB Day, Dr Jacquie Narotso Oliwa details the… Read more »
The bicycle is arguably the most sustainable and eco-friendly mode of transport but biking safety remains a prime concern, especially in cities. Konstantinos… Read more »
Tapeworms have two sister lineages, one of which is the Gyrocotylidea, named after their characteristic ‘rosette’ organ. Compared to… Read more »