Editorial: Where is the Research Generalist?

Where is Patient Safety Research and Practice Heading? A Response to Recent Commentaries

where is the problem?

where is the problem? health scientists are constantly trying to support people by diagnosing, managing the diseases, and improving health in all possible dimensions. attention has been drawn to all aspects of health including biological, psychological, social and spiritual. the problem may lay in behavior, clinical issues, organ cites, genome and epigenome. thus it falls on us, the medical soc...

Overview of the epidemiologic research: Editorial Guidelines

Epidemiology can be considered as a very old science. For example, John Graunt, a statistician, published Natural and Political Observations. In the Bills of Mortality in 1662, he analyzed the mortality rolls in London before the Great Plague, presented one of the first life tables, and reported time trends for many diseases. He provided statist...

Brain - Language Research : Where is the Progress ?

Recent cognitive neuroscience research improved our understanding of where, when, how, and why language circuits emerge and activate in the human brain. Where: Regions crucial for very specific linguistic processes were delineated; phonetic features and fine semantic categories could be mapped onto specific sets of cortical areas. When: Brain correlates of phonological, syntactic and semantic p...

On - chip flow cytometry : where is it now & where is it going ? Editorial

Flow cytometry is a powerful, high-throughput, single-cell characterization and sorting tool, which has a unique capability to provide fast and quantitative analyses of individual cells and physical separation of cells of particular interest from other cells [1]. In flow cytometry, the cell analyses are performed by passing a narrow stream of cells through a focused laser beam at a rate of thou...