Highlights of the BMC Series – February 2024
Is possible to reduce the incidence of preeclampsia in primigravid women with vitamin D supplementation? How can we enhance parenting skills with… Read more »
Is possible to reduce the incidence of preeclampsia in primigravid women with vitamin D supplementation? How can we enhance parenting skills with… Read more »
In a follow-up to her recent blog post, Jenny Corser discusses the SOCKSESS study of smart sensing socks for monitoring diabetic feet, registered at… Read more »
The first-ever outbreak of Japanese encephalitis in temperate Australia is connected to the creation of extensive wetlands… Read more »
BMC Infectious Diseases is excited to announce that it has expanded its scope to include animal studies! Animal models in… Read more »
For Rare Disease Day 2024, Adam Galloway discusses the NON-STOP trial, registered at the ISRCTN registry, which evaluates the… Read more »
Did dinosaurs have arthritis? What support is available for healthcare providers making difficult moral decisions? How can we… Read more »
Krisztian Magori reviews the horrid history of the impact of war and conflict on infectious diseases, the protection provided to… Read more »
BMC Biomedical Engineering warmly welcomes submissions to its Collection on the development, novel applications and/or major… Read more »
In this blog, Dave Taylor and Jackie Martin-Kerry discuss the CHARMER (CompreHensive geriAtRician led MEdication Review) trial,… Read more »
The new, approved malaria vaccine has moved to a national distribution in Cameroon, marking a small but mighty milestone in… Read more »