
BMC Series Highlights Blog – February 2022
Can responding to unfair treatment ameliorate depression and stress in the African American community? Does the size of an animal slow its evolution?… Read more »
Can responding to unfair treatment ameliorate depression and stress in the African American community? Does the size of an animal slow its evolution?… Read more »
De novo genome assembly and analysis unveil biosynthetic and metabolic potentials of Pseudomonas fragi A13BB; - Did imports of sweetened beverages to… Read more »
Long Covid - Maternal Cannabis Use - Pesticide Poisoning - Psychotherapy and Refugees - Dying Patient Law
COVID-19 detection dogs • Work-life conflict and poor health • Social media in recruitment to surgical trials • Antibiotic… Read more »
Problematic internet use is of growing concern, particularly in the young population. In this blog, the authors of a study… Read more »
With another month of cutting edge, high impact research, we look back on just a few highlights from articles published across the… Read more »
Changing immigration patterns have been the focus of recent intense media coverage. However, research concerning the impact of… Read more »
Substance use disorders result in significant economic and healthcare burdens. Therapeutic communities are treatments used to aid… Read more »
• Preventing antibiotic-associated diarrhea using probiotics • Men’s suicidality in Norway • Life history traits in a… Read more »
Genomic make-up of the Czechoslovakian Wolfdog • Cognitive behavioral therapy for people with schizophrenia • Cyberbullying in… Read more »