Guest Editorial: Do We Dare Listen?

Guest Editorial: Can we really reduce error rates?

Medical Physics has finally made the front page of most major newspapers in the US, including The New York Times. Unfortunately, the headlines have highlighted some of our spectacular failures rather than spectacular achievements. After decades of flying “under the radar screen” we’ve finally made the headlines in a most unfortunate manner. Alas, “medical physicist properly calibrates SRS beam ...

GUEST EDITORIAL Can We Actually Measure Health Disparities ?

F several decades, researchers around the world have studied demographic disparities in mortality. It is hard to know exactly how much money has been spent on this research. But certainly the amounts have run into the hundreds of million dollars. And, by and large, the conclusions of that research have been the same: The disparities have been increasing. But what if all that research was simply...

Editorial: Computational Neuroscience and Modeling of Diseases: Do We Need New Paradigms?

Editorial: Keratoconus – What We Do Not Know

Guest Editorial: Research Data: It's What You Do With Them

These days it may be stating the obvious that the number of data resources, their complexity and diversity is growing rapidly due to the compound effects of increasing speed and resolution of digital instruments, due to pervasive data-collection automation and due to the growing power of computers. Just because we are becoming used to the accelerating growth of data resources, it does not mean ...