Thematic series on case reports from the H1N1 influenza pandemic
Journal of Medical Case Reports is seeking submissions of case reports from the H1N1 influenza pandemic to be part of our new article series. This thematic… Read more »
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- Thematic series on case reports from the H1N1 influenza pandemic - 27th September 2011
- Visit BioMed Central at WONCA Europe 2011: 8-11 September - 2nd September 2011
- Building maps of disease biology; Open Network Biology is now accepting submissions - 12th July 2011
Visit BioMed Central at WONCA Europe 2011: 8-11 September
Come and visit BioMed Central at the 17th WONCA Europe Conference in Warsaw, Poland this September, where we will be exhibiting at booth #10. The theme of this… Read more »
Building maps of disease biology; Open Network Biology is now accepting submissions
“The failure of biology to identify the molecular causes of disease has led to disappointment in the rate of development of new medicines.” Derry et al. in… Read more »
The Genetic Alliance Conference June 24, 2011
Guest blog post from Sharon F. Terry, CEO of Genetic Alliance and Project co-leader of THAT’SMYDATA. Here, Sharon talks about the Genetic Alliance Conference… Read more »
The importance of case reporting: Journal of Medical Case Reports launches its first thematic series
Case reports can provide detailed information about a medical condition and can act as the first line of evidence for an adverse effect to medicine or a new… Read more »
A business approach to trial recruitment
With important healthcare policy decisions depending on the results of clinical trials and new evidence suggesting that fast trial recruitment can even help… Read more »
Open Research Computation – reproducible computational research
"Scientific computation is emerging as absolutely central to the scientific method, but the prevalence of very relaxed practices is leading to a… Read more »
Open Research Computation: an ordinary journal with extraordinary aims
Guest blog post by Cameron Neylon, Editor-in-Chief of Open Research Computation, which is now accepting submissions. I spend a lot of my time arguing that many… Read more »