Brexit Impact on EU Grant Application
Brexit has given a hard time to the British medical researchers. The EU research grant forums are not strike off the British medical researchers from their applications post-Brexit. Barring the…
Low-cost Vaccine Manufacturing by MIT
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has been awarded $17.6M by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation for development of low cost vaccines that would cost 15 cents less per…
How to increase the impact of your published research in 2017?
Getting the research paper published and then sitting back is no longer desirable in academics. With the high turnover of articles, there is an emerging need to ensure that your…
Down syndrome in Chimpanzee: Excerpts from Japan
A second case of Trisomy defect has been marked in a Japanese chimp, which is a defect of 21st chromosome in humans. The researchers of Kyoto University have successfully identified…
Otolaryngology Case Reports- Latest Launch by Elsevier
Elsevier has announced the launch of a journal, Otolaryngology Case Reports, which is an open access journal that publishes case reports dealing with pediatric as well as adult otolaryngology. It…
Clinical Orthopedics and Related Research as New Publishes of Wolters Kluwer
In partnership with The Association of Bone and Joint Surgeons, Wolters Kluwer aims at extending its publishing arena to Clinical Orthopedics in the beginning of 2018 marking its 65th anniversary.…
Journal Access to 60 German Institutes: Elsevier
Recently, Elsevier has announced journal access to 60 German institutes. The individual subscription of many German scientists and researchers were cancelled by the publishing house by end of 2016. However,…
Springer Launches a New Medical Website- Medicine Matters
A new medical education website, named as Medicine Matters, has been released by Springer Healthcare. The site aims at providing enriching information on the advanced or recent medical innovations that…
New Drug Therapies for Curing Tuberculosis
A six-month drug treatment is in its row to cure the world’s leading infectious disease, tuberculosis. The treatment modules have been named as BPaMZ and BPaL, and will include tablets…
Acquiring Patient’s Consent Becomes Easier
The installation of dual-handset interpreter phone system next to the patient’s bed can help doctors or medical professionals in getting the patient consents more easily. The system has filled in the…