Winners of the Breast Cancer Research Image Competition 2016
Breast Cancer Research and Breast Cancer Now are excited to announce the winners of their first joint image competition! We hope that you enjoy them...
Sarah Theissen
Senior Journal Development Editor at BioMed Central
Sarah Theissen has a BSc in Applied Biosciences (Cork Institute of Technology) and a PhD in Endocrine Oncology (Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland). She worked as a Postdoc at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston before joining BioMed Central in 2014. In her role as Senior Journal Development Editor, she works on a portfolio of oncology journals.
Latest posts by Sarah Theissen (see all)
- Winners of the Breast Cancer Research Image Competition 2016 - 27th May 2016
- Getting by with a little help from our friends: breast cancer and social environment - 26th May 2016
- Breast Cancer Research Image Competition Announcement 2016 - 8th February 2016
Getting by with a little help from our friends: breast cancer and social environment
Breast Cancer Research today publishes an article investigating the effect of support from friends when living with cancer, and how this might reduce mortality.… Read more »
Breast Cancer Research Image Competition Announcement 2016
We are happy to announce the launch of our new scientific breast cancer image competition, in partnership with the UK’s largest breast cancer charity, Breast… Read more »
Fighting infections after chemotherapy, do patients need to be revaccinated?
Breast Cancer Research today publishes an article highlighting the effects chemotherapy has on a patient’s ability to fight infection. Sarah Theissen explains… Read more »
The Angelina Jolie effect
Breast Cancer Research today published an article summarizing the ongoing effect of Angelina Jolie’s admission that she underwent risk-reducing surgery for… Read more »
Predicting Epidemics
Dr. Hiroshi Nishiura, Editor-in-Chief of Theoretical Biology and Medical Modelling, discusses what the current biggest epidemics are, where the next big… Read more »
Transferable peer review – breaking the cycle
As part of the Peer Review Week celebrations, Sarah Theissen looks at one way in which peer review inefficiencies can be addressed by offering a ‘transfer… Read more »