Harness the healing power of electricity
Burns & Trauma recently published an article reviewing the emerging discipline of bioelectricity, evaluating the potential of electrically stimulated cell… Read more »
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World Thrombosis Day (WTD): impacts of hospitalization, cancer-bearing, and earthquakes
The International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH) recognizes the birthday of Dr. Rudolf Carl Virchow, October 13, as World Thrombosis Day (WTD) to… Read more »
How can we improve young people’s mental health in a changing world?
Today is World Mental Health Day, which this year focuses on the theme of "young people and mental health in a changing world". In this blog, Deborah Kendall,… Read more »
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The gender gap in critical care medicine: how are we doing globally?
Female enrollment into medical schools is increasing worldwide, but gender disparities persist in certain specialties, especially… Read more »
Precision dermatology—a vibrant field where diversity, immunotherapy, and precision medicine intersect
Precision medicine is an emerging approach for disease treatment and prevention that takes into account individual variability in… Read more »
Breast Cancer Awareness Month quiz 2018
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This year we’re marking the occasion with a quiz to test your knowledge of breast… Read more »
Using wireless motion sensors to improve movement control of the lower back
Sufferers of chronic low back pain will often use a mirror to watch their movements when practicing movement control exercises.… Read more »
Backstory Podcast: Dr. Madhukar Pai discusses the UN High Level Meeting to End TB
On September 26th, 2018, the United Nations will hold its first High Level Meeting to address and help end the tuberculosis… Read more »
Big data, big ethics: how to handle research data from medical emergency settings?
The collection and use of our personal data has come under increased scrutiny and public attention in recent years, the… Read more »
How identical twins are helping us understand epigenetic factors in rheumatoid arthritis
Because they have identical genomes, identical twins are ideal subjects for studying the effects of epigenetic modifications -… Read more »