We are excited to announce the launch of F1000Prime’s newest Section: Cancer Genomes & Epigenomes. In this blog, our Director of Operations for F1000Prime, Steven Lokwan Ph.D., introduces our Section Heads and inaugural Faculty Members for Cancer Genomes & Epigenomes.
Jerome Fleg is our Faculty Member of the Month. In this blog he talks to us about his career, research and experience of being an F1000Prime Faculty Member. He also tells about the new edition of Cardiovascular Disease in the Elderly, which he edited along with fellow F1000Prime Faculty Member, Wilbert Aronow, and Michael Rich, who has published on F1000Research.
We invited Andrew Oxman, a member of the Informed Health Choices Group, to tell us more about a free online resource, called the Informed Health Choices Key Concepts and how it can help the public learn how to distinguish reliable information about the effects of health treatments from false claims.
An honest and open account from someone who has struggled with binge-eating disorder. Also, Optimum F1000Prime for a roundup of some of the best research on eating disorders. Also our usual top three articles for the month; and our Hidden Jewels. Click on the images for full access to the recommendations.
In celebration of launching our new Psychology faculty on F1000Prime, Steven Lokwan, Director of Operations, F1000Prime, introduces you to the newest Faculty Members to join the F1000Prime family.
It’s F1000Workspace’s 4th birthday! My, how quickly time passes! In this celebratory blog post, we roundup all the progress we’ve made so far and take a look towards the future.
Donatella Valdembri is our Associate Faculty Member of the Month. She works with Guido Serini to evaluate the literature relevant to their research interests. Her research interests are the cellular and molecular mechanisms by which endothelial cell polarity is established and maintained by means of endo-exocytic traffic and Golgi secretion.
It is stress awareness month so we’re talking about how stress can impact you at the cellular level. Check out Optimum F1000Prime for a roundup of some of the best stress related research. Also our usual top three articles for the month; and our Hidden Jewels. Click on the images for full access to the recommendations.
Today is World Malaria Day, and so we wanted to touch on the history & recent developments of the disease, as well as discuss a recent publication in F1000Research which focuses on the treatment of Plasmodium falciparum malaria with chloroquine.
Researchers have created a 3D imaging system to analyse blood flow in limbs, which could be used to asses risk of diseases, such as cancer and arteriosclerosis (the clogging of the arteries). In this blog, we showcase the images that are produced from the scans and tell you more about the clinical applications.
