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Covid 19 Vaccine Introduction in India
Authors: Sanjeev Kumar1 Anand Kumar2 Dr. Maryam3 Vaccination against COVID-19 is one of the critical tools to fight the Ongoing pandemic. Globally, It began on 31st December 2020, when WHO issued an...
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Peershank Redemption
Author: Paweł Borowicz, Researcher, Institute of Basic Medical Sciences, University of Oslo, Norway. Image credit: Pawel Borowicz. You can read more of his material on his personal blog. Open Science...
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A guest post from Grace Kago, Ph.D. candidate in the Interdisciplinary Life Sciences Graduate Program (ILSGP) at the University of Texas at Austin. The spread of misinformation about basic biology...
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Open Science is the technology that enables trust-building among the researchers and the public. It allows the percolation of technical, scientific information, data, and research outputs to the...
View ArticleCan DALYs and QALYs become the next carbon footprint? Using health impact...
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About the author: Dr. Sai Krishna Gudi is a Ph.D. student at the College of Pharmacy, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Manitoba, Canada. His research interests include studying...
View ArticleStrategic and Systematic Approach to Research Collaborations
Authors: Abiola Isawumi & Lydia Mosi | West African Centre for Cell Biology of Infectious Pathogens, Department of Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology, University of Ghana |...
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A Proposed Approach to Facilitate the Accessibility of Scientific Articles to...
Authors: Mohamed Cissé and Rafiou Agoro; On behalf of African Diaspora Scientists Federation This article authored by the members of African Diaspora Scientists Federation calls for African research...
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Open Science: Take a Seat at the Communal Table
Open Science As A Wholly Inclusive Process Modern science has flourished thanks to an unspoken deal between scientists and society [1,2]. Through the years, this “social contract” has evolved from...
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When peer review is askew, what do we do?
Guest post by Madeleine Ball Peer review helps improve the quality of research before it is published, but it’s also important to help the public make sense of evidence. Supporting diverse author and...
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Authors: Rakesh Parashar, Ankita Mukherjee, Samuel Franzen “Illusion is needed to disguise the emptiness within”- Arthur Erickson A robust surveillance system of routine health indicators allows...
View ArticleTen Lessons About Writing Journal Papers Your Mother Never Taught You
Writing journal papers is as much an art as a science. Every artist needs a little science, and every scientist needs a little artistry. You need a bit of both when writing a journal paper. Many...
View ArticlePaying for health services during COVID-19: What can India learn from...
Author: Dr. K. Rahul S Reddy, National Coordinator, Health Systems Transformation Platform, New Delhi, India The pandemic has been an unprecedented test for the Indian health system as was for many...
View ArticleBuilding an Open Research Community at Surrey
Institutions play an integral part in promoting behaviours that are valued within research practice. These behaviours support openness, transparency and reproducibility throughout the research...
View ArticleImportance and Need for Collecting Race, Ethnicity & Occupation Information...
About the author: Dr. Sai Krishna Gudi is a Ph.D. student at the College of Pharmacy, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Manitoba, Canada. Alongside, he is also working as a Jr....
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The toilets of tomorrow (and how we get to them)
Author: Vilhelmiina Haavisto is a MSc student in Microbiology and Immunology at ETH Zürich, Switzerland. Whether you call it the WC, the can, or, like the French in the 19th century, the lieux à...
View ArticleIndia’s changing health financing narrative: Insights from Health Accounts
Author: Dr. Rahul S. Reddy Kadarpeta. He is a Health Systems and Financing expert, presently National Coordinator with the Health Systems Transformation Platform. Health Accounts is a standard tool...
View ArticleCOVID-19 and the Global Economy: The Role of Science, Technology, and...
Authors: Brogan Csinger & Hannah Stokdijk 2020 was a year no one could have expected. A normal March turned into a sci-fi movie as the Corona Virus made its way through the nations of the world...
View ArticleNeedle Distress and Anxiety Related to COVID-19 Vaccine among Children: An...
According to the recent state-level data report published by the American Academy of Paediatrics (AAP), the pediatric population accounted for only less than 0.26% of all coronavirus disease-2019...
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How creative storytelling helped me learn and communicate data science
“Creative storytelling can help with the learning of technical concepts, create a sense of connection, entertain, influence, and inspire“ American literary scholar Jonathan Gottschall once said, “We...
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