An early career researcher discusses issues with blinding and diversity in peer review, and ultimately whether including non-peer-reviewed preprints in science publishing can have beneficial effects…
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Guest Post When peer review is askew, what do we do?Read more
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Guest Post Mucophagy: It ‘Snot’ What You ThinkRead more
Mucophagy This infamous slime, otherwise known as nasal mucus, has been rummaged throughout history. Some ancient Indian scriptures even indicate the benefits…
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Guest Post Anti-Seizure Medications and Risk of SuicideRead more
Introduction Worldwide, suicide is considered one of the most leading causes of mortality, accounting for around one million deaths every year, i.e…
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Guest Post Alternate Publishing Model?Read more
Author: Paweł Borowicz, Researcher, Institute of Basic Medical Sciences, University of Oslo, Norway. Image credit: Pawel Borowicz Did you know that the…
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Guest Post Moving for science – from UK to Vietnam (via Singapore)Read more
The interview was conducted by Lia Paola Zambetti: Lia currently works as a research manager at the University of Sydney, after a…
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Covid-19 Messenger of DNA, Therapeutics and Coronavirus: How are they all linked?Read more
This blog was written by Ashley Chin, BSc, a PhD candidate in the Division of Experimental Medicine at McGill University and Montreal…
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Covid-19 Preparedness and Lessons Learned from COVID-19Read more
About the author: Dr. Sai Krishna Gudi is a Ph.D. research scholar at the College of Pharmacy, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences…
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Covid-19 Language Matters: Is it Social or Physical Distancing to be followed during the COVID-19 Pandemic?Read more
About the author: Dr. Sai Krishna Gudi is a Ph.D. research scholar at the College of Pharmacy, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences…
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Guest Post Coronavirus: A glimmer of hope in the sea of tragediesRead more
This post was written by Shujhat Khan, BSc, MBBS, a Junior doctor working in the NHS with interests in neurosurgery and global…
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Global health How Can Africa Prevent the Next Haemorrhagic Fever Crisis? Invest in Research and DevelopmentRead more
By Dr. Jenniffer Mabuka In 2014, West Africa encountered its worst recorded outbreak of Ebola with over 11,000 reported deaths. The memory…
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Global health The U.S. Needs a Lesson in Food Policy from Mexico by Daniel Taber, PhD, MPHRead more
What do you tell people when you’re an invited “expert,” yet in some ways you’re the dumbest person in the room? That…
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Global health Known Knowns and Unknowns of U.S. Drug PricingRead more
By Joshua P. Cohen Research Associate Professor, Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development (Full bio below this post) Media scrutiny…