Hepatitis research and therapy around the globe – Q+A with editors and reviewers
Today, on World Hepatitis Day, three leading experts from Virology Journal share their own stories about research and treatment of viral hepatitis.
Journal Development Editor at BioMed Central
Karen Cheng completed a PhD in Cell Biology (Chinese Academy of Sciences) before joining BioMed Central. Karen blogs about microbiology and cell biology.
Latest posts by Karen Cheng (see all)
- Hepatitis research and therapy around the globe – Q+A with editors and reviewers - 28th July 2016
- A new era for Inflammation and Regeneration: an Editor Q+A - 25th April 2016
- Little Fish, Big Role - 19th November 2015
A new era for Inflammation and Regeneration: an Editor Q+A
Inflammation and Regeneration recently made the decision to transition to open access and today the journal launches its first articles with BioMed Central.… Read more »
Little Fish, Big Role
The tropical zebrafish (Danio rerio) is a popular aquarium fish, yet it is also an important vertebrate model organism in scientific research for studying… Read more »
An epidemics timeline
Our focus for today, as part of Biology Week, is epidemics. View our interactive timeline below, highlighting some epidemics from the past, present and even the… Read more »
Biomaterials to heal the world: an Editor Q+A
Here, editors from Biomaterials Research tell you how biomaterials are changing people’s lives around the world in regard to therapies that recover tissue and… Read more »
War against hepatitis
Today, on World Hepatitis Day, we would like to share with you a special article collection looking at hepatitis research from around the world. By showcasing… Read more »
Smile please: biomaterials for dental application
Oral health is essential to general health and quality of life. According to the WHO’s statistics report, 60-90% of school children and nearly 100% of adults… Read more »