Burgeoning biocontrol

The burgeoning field of ablatogenomics.

Community-Acquired MRSA: A Burgeoning New Epidemic

Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) has been a recognized pathogen for almost half a century. Until recently, MRSA was confined predominately to hospitals, nursing homes, and other healthcare facilities that care for debilitated and chronically ill patients (Healthcare-Associated, or HAMRSA). In the last decade, however, MRSA has caused rapidly increasing numbers of invasive infe...

India and West Africa: A Burgeoning Relationship

• India faces fierce competition from the West and other Asian countries to secure West African resources. India's quest for energy in West Africa is not a core component of the government's energy security policy; rather, it is part of its bid to diversify energy sources. India is prepared to offer package deals offering infrastructural investments in addition to cash bonus payments on signatu...

A burgeoning branch of clinical analysis.

The subject of trace elements in health and disease has received relatively little attention until recent years. For example, the third (1964) edition of a popular biochemistry textbook (1) devoted a near-trace proportion (0.3%) of its pages to it as such and, aside from their then-recognized role in certain metal-containing (or metal-activated) enzymes, this was about all the average biochemis...

Burgeoning career opportunities in radiation oncology.