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Science Says Coffee is Good for You
, Lifestyle Blog, Non-technical, Public Health, Science History, arabica, climate change, coffee, diabetes, health, 0Coffee is Good for You Coffee has been one of the world’s most popular beverages for centuries. The first...
The benefits of a non-standard academic career
, Editor Perspectives, Lifestyle Blog, Non-technical, Scientific Career, academic career, part-time academic position, tenure track, 0The benefits of a non-standard academic career Years after obtaining their Ph.D., many people find themselves without a...
A nonfiction book without an index is like a town without addresses
, Indexing, book index, fiction index, indexing, nonfiction book, text search, 0A nonfiction book without an index is like a town without addresses Imagine trying to find folks in a...
3D Tracking of Cancer Cell Metastasis
, Cell Biology, Modeling, Molecular Biology, Oncology, ScienceDocs News, 3D microfluidic model, cancer cells, Metastasis, microvascular networks, oncology, 0February 1, 2015 8:00 PST ScienceDocs News 3D Visualization of Human Cancer Cell Movement Out of Blood Vessels –...
Humans have crossed and hybridized different species long before the onset of modern genetic modification—only over much slower time...
What is the greatest challenge in the English Language?
, ESL Blogs, Medical Writing, Scientific English, English language, grammar, prepositions, scientific english, 0One of the most difficult aspects of the English language to learn for the non-native English speaker is the...
Should Marijuana be Decriminalized?
, Legal, Pediatrics, Pharmacology, Public Health, AAP, American Academy of Pediatrics, cannabis, controlled substances, decriminalize, drugs, ecstacy, heroin, LSD, marijuana, medical research, pot, recreational drugs, schedule 1 drug, Schedule II, weed, 0Should Marijuana be Decriminalized? …The American Academy of Pediatrics Says “Yes” The consequences of marijuana use in adolescents...
Is BPA-free plastic really safe?
, Chemistry, Pediatrics, Public Health, ScienceDocs News, bisphenol A, estrogenic, heat, microwave, pharmacist, pharmacology, pharmacy, polycarbonate replacement, thermoplastic resins, ultraviolet light, 1January 30, 2015 8:00 PST ScienceDocs News Estrogenic chemical release from stressed bisphenol A-free thermoplastic resins Bans on the...
One Small Step for Pharmacists, One Giant Leap for Healthcare
, Pharmacology, pharmacist, pharmacology, pharmacy, 0January 30, 2015 8:00 PST ScienceDocs News In January 2015, the United States Congress introduced 2 bills (H.R. 592...
Scientific English – What could be simpler?
, Scientific English, Scientific Publishing, American English, English, globish, scientific english, text scanner, 1Scientific English – What could be simpler? Scientists and clinicians offer many different reasons for joining their chosen fields....
The Pleasures of a Varied Research Career
, Cell Cycle, Scientific Career, c. elegans, cell cycle, cell division, FACS Analysis, gene regulation, research career, 0The Pleasures of a Varied Research Career If the shoe doesn’t fit, try another shoe I have always been...
How commensal bacteria survive the immune response to infection
, Microbiology, ScienceDocs News, Bacteriodetes, Commensal bacteria, Immune escape, lpxF, Resistance, 0January 15, 2015 8:18 PST ScienceDocs News Although the full spectrum of activity of commensal bacteria (the non-pathogenic/symbiotic bacteria...
A 45,000-year-old human genome?
, archeology, ScienceDocs News, archeology, carbon dating, dna, fossil, genome, 0January 15, 2015 8:00 PST ScienceDocs News Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany,...
To Patent or Not To Patent: Are Natural Products Off the Table?
, Patent, first to file, Myriad Genetics, natural product, patent, patent law, science patents, 0To Patent or Not To Patent: Are Natural Products Off the Table? You’re a biochemist at a university isolating...
Grant Proposals Planning, Development, and Submission More than a Research Strategy Many people tasked with writing and submitting a...
What Is Your Mission? Time to Reconsider A mission statement is usually understood to be a succinct statement of...
Medication therapy mgmt intervention for the MRCI
, Pharmacology, medication therapy, MRCI, pharmaceutical, pharmacist, pharmacology, 0Medication therapy management intervention for the MRCI The authors of a new study published in the journal Pharmacotherapy validated...
An Insider’s Foray into Scientific Publishing
, Editor Perspectives, Scientific Publishing, science publishing, 0An Insider’s Foray into Scientific Publishing In 2002, I was nearing the end of a postdoctoral trainee fellowship in...
Career vs. location: How important is where you live?
, Lifestyle Blog, Non-technical, career, moving, visiting professor, work environment, work location, 0Career vs. location: How important is where you live? Where you live can be very important, but it can...
Sun Safety in Schools
, Public Health, children health, public health, school regulations, skin cancer, sun safety, 0Skin cancer is the most common – and most preventable – type of cancer diagnosed in the United States....
The Less-Sweet Side of Sugar
, Non-technical, Public Health, ScienceDocs Specialist Perspectives, American Diet, calories, cookies, diabetes, diet, obese children, obesity, obesity epidemic, public health, sugar, sugar elimination diet, weight gain, 0The Less-Sweet Side of Sugar Many of us are aware that obesity has reached epidemic proportions in the U.S.,...
My unique career: How I became an editor for ScienceDocs
, Editor Perspectives, Lifestyle Blog, Non-technical, ScienceDocs Specialist Perspectives, editor, editor career, professor, research career, ScienceDocs, 0My unique career: How I became an editor for ScienceDocs When people ask me what I do for...
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