Expanding the Opportunities for Collaborative Research

Cancer survivorship research: opportunities and future needs for expanding the research base.

The National Cancer Institute has determined that there are >10 million people alive today in the United States who have been diagnosed with cancer, and nearly two thirds have survived >5 years after their initial diagnosis (1). With the current advances in early detection and treatment, certain types of cancer that were once uniformly fatal, such as large majority of pediatric cancer, testicul...

Expanding Opportunities for Kidney Transplantation

Commissioned Research Series Expanding Opportunities for the Poor: What Is the Right Framework?

Expanding Opportunities for Diversity in Positive Psychology

addressed race or ethnicity differences as its main objective. In-depth content analysis of whole articles was conducted for those that met at least one of these criteria. These articles were also coded for (a) topics related to race and ethnicity and (b) positive psychology constructs studied in the context of racial and ethnic issues. It is important to note that racial and ethnic issues are ...

Research opportunities in vision: a report of the U.S.-Indo workshops on collaborative research.

This article reports on two workshops in 2005, one in India and the other in the United States, to promote international research in vision and ophthalmology. The workshops were held in February and April and spanned a total of 7 days. They were sponsored by the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) and funded through a cooperative agreement with the National Eye Institute...