10 Most Influential People in Cancer Research

by Linda on December 8, 2009

Cancer is a disease that affects everyone. If you do not develop cancer in your lifetime, you will know someone who suffers from this disease, according to the Cancer Research Institute. The good news is that cancer research has made remarkable strides within the past half century, although cancer continues to claim millions of lives each year.

Cancer researchers work on various types of cancer as well as on different methods for cures. While some researchers may be very public (famous and infamous), others remain behind the scenes. Some individuals, as you’ll see below, never step foot in a laboratory. Yet, the ten most influential people in cancer research — among dozens of others not listed — all have helped to make major strides in understanding cancer and refining cures to this disease. [click to continue…]

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Top 50 Natural Childbirth Blogs

by Miranda on November 30, 2009

There has been a growing interest in natural childbirth lately. Natural childbirth refers to birth in which the mother does not take medication in order to ease the pains of childbirth, or make use of medical interventions in the birthing process, such as inducing labor or cesarean section. There are many different types of childbirth, some of which can even take place in a hospital. However, it is becoming more common these days for some women to decide to give birth at home. No matter how you decide to give birth, if you are interested in learning more about natural childbirth, here are 50 blogs that can provide insight: [click to continue…]

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Top 50 Free Open Courseware Classes for Aspiring Scientists

November 23, 2009

Aspiring scientists can get a lot of help and knowledge from free online classes. Many universities offer open courseware classes that can help you learn the basics of a number of scientific fields. You can keep up to date on the latest developments, and learn to understand basic concepts. Whether you want the understanding to [...]

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Top 10 Most Famous Lab Discoveries in History

November 3, 2009

Science has brought us many exciting discoveries. Laboratories are great places to make discoveries, since they are generally sterile and equipped with what is needed to perform experiments. Sometimes, lab experiments yield the results expected, and at other times, lab discoveries have been made by accident. But no matter how they are made, some lab [...]

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Top 50 Radiology Blogs

October 26, 2009

Are you an x-ray technician, sonographer or an ultrasound master? Perhaps you plan to enter a career in diagnostic imaging. No matter where you stand in that career goal, the following top fifty radiology blogs can help you stay ahead of your game.

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Beyond Swine Flu: 10 Possible Plagues That Keep the CDC Up At Night

September 28, 2009

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) represents one of the major operating components of the Department of Health and Human Services. As such, the CDC covers many issues, including environmental health and injury prevention, health information and services, health promotion, infectious diseases, global health, occupational safety and health and an office for terrorism [...]

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10 Great Workouts That Make You Smarter, Too

July 31, 2009

Do you want to retain your “smarts” as you age? While brain games have captured the minds of people who love to play games and puzzles, debate continues over whether this activity alone can enhance cognitive fitness. And, while some individuals believe that intelligence is a matter of genetic inheritance, this does not explain the [...]

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Nutrition.edu: 25 Excellent Open Courseware Classes on Nutrition and Healthy Eating

July 7, 2009

Are you confused by all the news about food and nutrition? According to Tufts University, only 25 percent of U.S. medical schools have a required nutrition course. You can overcome this knowledge deficiency through open courseware projects that focus on nutrition. These courses are online, they’re free and you can learn at your own pace.

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Top 50 Blogs to Help You Further Your Healthcare Career

July 3, 2009

Are you hungry to learn more about radiology, or do you simply want to further your healthcare career? Sometimes, learning is easier when you can enjoy the posts that are entered into a radiologist’s blog. Or, perhaps you soak up knowledge when you can participate in learning modules or community provided by other blogs. Or, [...]

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