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Public Release: 22-Apr-2013
BioMed Central announces winner of 7th Annual Research Awards Open access publisher BioMed Central is proud to reveal the winner of the 7th Annual Research Awards. A presentation was made last night, at the Seaport Hotel in Boston, USA. The awards honour the very best research published in one of BioMed Central's 250 plus open access journals in 2012. Contact: Rebecca Fairbairn
Public Release: 21-Apr-2013
Experimental Biology 2013Indiana University associate professor earns APS's Henry Pickering Bowditch Award Heart disease has been the No. 1 killer in the US for several decades. Diabetes is now the seventh most common cause of death here. Obesity is a risk factor for both conditions and estimates now show that nearly 70 percent of obese, Type-2 diabetics will die of cardiovascular disease. Contact: Donna Krupa
Public Release: 20-Apr-2013
Experimental Biology 2013Mayo Clinic anesthesiologist earns APS's Walter B. Cannon Award In the early 1990s, biomedical researchers interested in finding the causes and cures for diseases, were rapidly narrowing their focus from the broad interconnected regulatory networks of the human body to genes. For many years, these small snippets of genetic information seemed to hold the key toward vastly improving human health. Contact: Donna Krupa
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