Evaluating cost effectiveness models of vaccine implementation
Vaccinations, generally considered to be the most effective method for preventing infectious diseases, provide protection in terms of human cost, and may also… Read more »
Lin Lee
Lin studied at the University of Oxford, completing a PhD using Drosophila to model the disease pathology of Spinal Muscular Atrophy. She joined BioMed Central in October 2010, and is Chief Editor for BMC Medicine.
Latest posts by Lin Lee (see all)
- BMC Medicine attends ASTMH - 5th November 2018
- Global health security in an interconnected world: BMC Medicine attends CUGH 2016 - 26th April 2016
- Priority setting for Universal Health Coverage: BMC Medicine at the Prince Mahidol Award Conference - 2nd February 2016
How do practitioners interpret systematic reviews?
A study published in BMC Medicine this week by Lai and colleagues sought to determine how well hospital staff and medical students were able to interpret… Read more »
Exploiting the advances of multimedia technology in medical publishing
Articles in medical and scientific journals have long been beset by restrictions on the type of figures that can be incorporated into the main manuscript file.… Read more »
Epigenetic differences between obese and lean people
In most industrialized nations today, obesity is highly prevalent and represents a significant cost to society, both in terms of economy and health. Individuals… Read more »
How large are the non-specific effects of acupuncture?
Acupuncture is a common therapeutic intervention for a range of illnesses from migraines to infertility. However, while it is a popular form of therapy, it has… Read more »