Author Archives: Linda
The History of the Pharmaceutical Industry in America: The Ultimate Web Guide
If you’re a medical professional, such as a radiologist, a nurse or a doctor, you know that pharmaceutical drugs are important factors in saving lives. But, as an industry, controversy often boils over everything from how schools teach this trade … Continue reading
Top 10 Twitter Apps for Scientists
Perhaps because Twitter has not been especially popular with scientists, it is difficult to find apps which are specifically advertised for use by scientists. However if we consider the lifestyle and career of a scientist or a technician, there are … Continue reading
Top 20 Most Influential Cancer Researchers
Radiology often is used to detect tumors and cancerous malignancies. But, once found, how is cancer cured? Researchers today are making astounding discoveries that can help cure cancers or put this disease into remission. The following top 20 most influential … Continue reading
Top 20 Health and Medical Infographics That Will Blow Your Mind
Sometimes people can pick up on information easier through images rather than through text. Infographics, when interesting and pertaining to health and medical topics, can be a great way to educate a patient, for example. This list of the top … Continue reading
Everything You Need to Know About Mobile Usage & Your Health
If you have read the book, Exposed, you might understand the difference between the U.S. and the European Union (EU) when it comes to health measures. The EU uses the precautionary principle that states that if an action or policy … Continue reading
10 Most Influential People in Cancer Research
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 … Continue reading
Top 50 Radiology Blogs
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 radiology blogs can help you stay ahead of your … Continue reading
Beyond Swine Flu: 10 Possible Plagues That Keep the CDC Up At Night
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, … Continue reading
10 Great Workouts That Make You Smarter, Too
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 … Continue reading
Nutrition.edu: 25 Excellent Open Courseware Classes on Nutrition and Healthy Eating
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 … Continue reading
