SpringerOpen's newly launched journal addresses "the integrity, performance, and resilience of existing infrastructure systems amid diverse climatic conditions,… Read more »
Our paper, Selective schooling and health: a natural experiment, is the first Registered Report published in BMC Medicine. Registered Reports are a new way of… Read more »
Krisztian Magori and his MSc student Ben Thompson summarize a new study experimentally demonstrating the connection between rodent and tick densities, as well… Read more »
Health warning labels (HWLs) using images that depict the negative health consequences of tobacco consumption can encourage smokers to quit. But should we… Read more »
In this blog we take a closer look at new research on parental views of sugar intake in young children aged between 5-11. The research, published in BMC Public… Read more »
This is the third of a weekly blog in March 2020 that coincides with International Women’s Day. Each blog will feature 2-3 amazing women in research.
In a caste system similar to some social insects, larval stages of some parasitic trematodes are allocated to be soldiers to defend the colony when under… Read more »
Repeat Cesarean births can carry high risks for mothers, but so can labor for women with a history of Cesarean birth. A new study, published in BMC Pregnancy… Read more »
"This is an unprecedented time and although social distancing may be thought to be a dramatic measure, in truth, together as a unified society, we can help slow… Read more »
