New thematic series on clinical biomarkers in BMC Medicine
A biomarker at its simplest is a biochemical feature or molecule that can be used to measure the progress of disease or the effects of treatment. With our… Read more »
A biomarker at its simplest is a biochemical feature or molecule that can be used to measure the progress of disease or the effects of treatment. With our… Read more »
With an estimate of more than 300 million worldwide being affected by asthma, this chronic inflammatory pulmonary disease, has a complex etiology that can… Read more »
With major depression being one of the leading causes of disability worldwide, impacting on many different areas of life, including pregnancy and work… Read more »
With our ageing population, and growing focus on caring for that population, managing dementia is an increasingly challenging topic. As with other… Read more »
There is little doubt that the menopausal transition can be very difficult for some women, and the topic remains of wide interest. It is an area of ongoing… Read more »
Improved healthcare and nutrition are leading to ever longer lifespans, and most people at some point will have personal experience with being in the situation… Read more »
What’s in a name? This famous Shakespeare quote would have us believe that names can be irrelevant, and in some contexts they can be. However,… Read more »
Over the counter medicine, publicly available diagnostic kits, readily available (mis)information on the internet about every sort of medical ailment and how to… Read more »
Have you ever asked yourself exactly what a biomarker is, and what this term really means? It can be confusing, since biomarkers themselves are discussed… Read more »
In a recent commentary published in BMC Medicine, researchers from the EQUATOR network (Enhancing the QUAlity and Transparency Of health Research) talk about… Read more »