Paradigm Shift in Peripheral Health Post

paradigm shift of health towards obesity in childhood

Cooperate! A paradigm shift for health equity

The role of competition and cooperation in relation to the goal of health equity is examined in this paper. The authors explain why the win-lose mentality associated with avoidable competition is ethically questionable and less effective than cooperation in achieving positive outcomes, particularly as it relates to health and health equity. Competition, which differentiates winners from losers,...

Post-translational modifications: A shift for the O-GlcNAc paradigm.

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Paradigm Shift

A paradigm shift, suggested by Thomas Kuhn [1], is not just a small change in science, or the modification of a theory. It is a scientific revolution and completely changes the way in which science looks at the world. It often dictates how the public looks at the world. For example, Darwin's theories [2] were intensely debated by scientists and theologians. This debate spilled over into the pub...

Concept of paradigm shift in public health research.

Research work varies between researchers as they have different beliefs and ways of viewing and interacting within their environment. However, there are certain standards and rules that guide a researcher's beliefs and actions. Such standards or principles can be referred to as a paradigm. The paradigm guides researchers to understand and choose a particular methodology with an understanding of...