Highlights of the BMC Series – October 2021
Racial/ethnic and educational inequities in restrictive abortion policy in the United States -- Secondary school-based digital behaviour change intervention to…Read more »
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Why we should reconsider population data for disease control and public health progammes
Accurate population data are crucial for understanding the spread of diseases and for the design, planning and monitoring of public heath programmes and health care…Read more »
Chronic wasting disease of cervids in Europe – new strains on the horizon
Chronic wasting disease (also called Zombie deer disease) is a fatal neurodegenerative disorder that affects cervids. Prof Michael Tranulis provides an update of the…Read more »
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From the wild and the tame – zoonotic parasites
It is a given that humans will always be plagued (excuse the pun) by zoonotic diseases because we have a close relationship with…Read more »
Linking a disease to knowledge of its vector: River blindness and black flies
If communities are to be involved in programmes to control insect- transmitted parasitic diseases prevalent in their locality,…Read more »
The pillars of wellbeing – activity and sleep: a Q&A with Corneel Vandelanotte
BMC has recently launched a new journal entitled Journal of Activity, Sedentary and Sleep Behaviors(JASSB). The journal is…Read more »
The increasing human health costs of climate change, highlighted by the 2021 Lancet Countdown report
Krisztian Magori reviews the findings of the 2021 Lancet Countdown report on the impact of climate change on human health, with…Read more »
Open Data at the BMC Series
The BMC Series stands for open, robust and reproducible science, focused on the needs of the research communities we serve. We…Read more »
Deep learning for coronavirus pandemic risk
Pandemic risk prediction for animal-origin coronavirus is very important for prevention and control of infectious diseases. A new…Read more »
Leading the charge towards an effective vaccine against the human liver fluke
A new study culminating from years of research provides further support for the use of tetraspanin proteins in the development of…Read more »