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David Oliver: Leaving medicine--is the grass always greener?

Across training grades in hospital specialties we have fewer doctors entering core training after foundation years, and fewer progress from core training to higher specialty training. It’s too early to say how many doctors who have stepped out of a training programme will give up their medical registration for good, re-enter training grades, or return from working overseas. It’s each doctor’s p...

QnAs with David B. Wake.

The mass extinction at the end of the Cretaceous period opened up a wide range of ecological niches, and frogs were among the surviving animal groups to take advantage of the opportunity. Three lineages of frogs in particular—Hyloidea, Microhylidae, and Natatanura—were so successful in the time period following the extinction of the dinosaurs that they now represent the ancestors of 88% of livi...

Ernest Blacker

The uniqueness of individuals is a striking scientific fact, but it is just one of those facts that can hardly be done justiceto in an obituary notice. In writing this brief memoir of my departed friend, Ernest Blacker, I am regretfully conscious of this shortcoming. It may, however, be stated that his was a cheery, neat, alert and debonair personality, rich in human sympathies and sociabilitie...

Carbohydrate Metabolism of Schistosoma Mansoni* B~ Ernest Bueding

In contrast to vertebrates and to bacteria relatively little is known about the metabolism of invertebrates (1). For a better understanding of comparative biochemistry information about this subject is required. Furthermore, investigations of the biochemical characteristics of parasitic invertebrates will reveal metabolic reactions essential for survival of these organisms. Information obtained...