image: Scientists develop diagnostic device for identifying compounds unique to particular diseases. view more Credit: Nano Research, Tsinghua University Press Scientists are working on diagnostic techniques that could sniff out chemical compounds from breath, sweat, tears and other bodily emissions and that act as fingerprints of thousands of diseases. But to take this concept—known as … Read more
AMAC Exclusive – By David P. Deavel It’s Independence Day weekend and the Democratic Party has started it off with a bang. On Friday, Arizona’s Pima County Democratic Party tweeted out their advertisement for a joint event with the Tucson Women’s March. “Let’s Mourn With F*ck the 4th” was the heading, with directions both to … Read more
Taking a break during a two-hour training session with his Commit 360 basketball program Friday evening at Bremerton High School, Miah Davis found a seat and found some time for introspection. Davis has been a high school and college basketball star, earned a living as a professional player overseas, and returned home to his community … Read more
Stroke survivor Noelia Gutierrez. (Photo courtesy of Noelia Gutierrez) Noelia Gutierrez appreciated her mother traveling from New York to Florida to help with the arrival of her third child. One day, Gutierrez decided to have a fun lunch: She would introduce her mom to sushi. And her brother, a flight attendant who was on the … Read more
Whether on Twitter, Facebook or in the news, clinical research published in ASN Journals generates discussion around the world, keeping nutrition scientists, clinicians, and policymakers current with groundbreaking findings and setting the stage for new advances in nutrition science and practice. Recently, the four ASN Journal Editors posted a new collection, “Most Discussed Clinical Research … Read more
Black and ethnic minority law academics have called for two of the UK’s most senior judges to step down from the advisory board of a prestigious journal, saying the lack of anonymised peer review has led to the exclusion of minority scholars. the Law Quarterly Review (LQR), the UK’s oldest law journal, has faced criticism … Read more
Bengaluru, India, 2nd Jul 2022, HealthMindsan organization promoting, enabling and accelerating scientific advancement in the healthcare industry has launched Drive My Research platform (www.drivemyresearch.com) that will offer a host of research services to doctors and scientists desirous of publishing their work in high impact scientific journals. The platform is aimed at assisting doctors and scientists … Read more
AVMA Convention 2022’s exhibit hall will be packed with educational opportunities and career services. This year’s exhibit hall will have more than 200 booths to browse over three days, with previews of the latest technology, sponsored lectures, giveaways, promotions, and chances to connect with vendors and organizations across the industry. And the AVMA Pavilion will … Read more
image: The Gerontological Society of America recently awarded fellow status to Alyce S. Ashcraft, Ph.D., RN, from the Texas Tech University Health Sciences School of Nursing. Ashcraft was recognized for her outstanding and continuing work in the field of gerontology. view more Credit: TTUHSC The Gerontological Society of America (GSA), the driving force behind advancing … Read more
Newswise — Soils are impacted globally by several anthropogenic factors, including chemical pollutants. Among those, perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are of concern due to their high environmental persistence, which are therefore also called “forever chemicals” in public discourse. However, their effects on soil structure and function were largely ignored. A recent study by Dr. … Read more
