How to Make Your Press Room More Open-Minded and Receptive to Your Audience
How to make your press room more open-minded and responsive to your audience.
This article was co-authored by our scientists. The opinions expressed are those of the authors, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Center for Biotechnology Information.
The National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) provides a free, online, searchable database of all of the articles in peer-reviewed biomedical, veterinary, and life sciences literature published by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). This tool allows researchers to obtain citations from Medline through PubMed or directly through PubMed Central’s online database.
NIH receives over 30,000 submissions every year that go through peer review and consideration for funding; from both outside the NIH and within the NIH itself. However, the number of submissions that are accepted for publication is not always known with certainty. This study seeks to address the current gap in understanding the amount of biomedical literature received by peer reviewed journals and in turn published. To accomplish this, we analyzed the current state of the peer review literature (reviewers’ acceptance of articles) in the area of osteoarthritis (OA) and the potential use of this information to improve biomedical research.
Researchers who submit articles to peer-reviewed journals often report the acceptance rate of their article in their own institution’s journal, but how that information is reported is often unclear. As of 1 January 2014, the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) online database had approximately 130,000 articles related to osteoarthritis (OA), but the overall acceptance rate of articles submitted to journals in the field of OA remains unknown.
Osteoarthritis is a degenerative joint disease characterized by cartilage and subchondral bone loss. It is the most common cause of functional limitations in older adults and the most common cause of pain in older adults. Symptoms usually begin between the ages of 20 and 50. The disease is most common in the hands, feet, and lumbar spine. Its onset is thought to be associated with aging and increased physical activity, although the cause of the disease is unknown.
The clinical signs of OA typically include joint pain and stiffness, loss of joint movement, loss of function, and joint space narrowing.
Italian professor receives grant from NEH Faculty Award.
Norman Hurley is a professor of psychology at the University of California, Berkeley, who has received a faculty award from NEH. The award, which he accepts from his own, was presented at a meeting of NEH’s professional association, the Foundation for Educational Development. It is a certificate of honor. Hurley, who teaches introductory psychology, has been a professor of psychology and a director of the university’s psychology program for the past four years.
Hurley’s work combines psychology and linguistics and has been published widely in academic journals, as well as in international journals and major scientific journals.
Hurley’s research and writing emphasize the power of language in shaping the mind. In his recent articles, he has looked at a variety of topics, including the use of language in the everyday world, the role of language in science and culture, the psychological significance of language, and the relationship between language and creativity.
He is currently working on a new project that combines psychology and computer science — he teaches introductory computer science. He has also been teaching since 1986.
Hurley has received numerous awards, including the American Psychological Association’s Career Achievement Award and the President George Gallup Medal of the American Psychological Association. He is the co-founder of the American Psychological Association’s annual meeting, The Year in Psychology, which is held every year and awards the Joseph C. Nelson Prize to “outstanding contributions to the discipline of psychology”.
Hurley has been married for 46 years to the late Carolyn, with whom he has three children. His third great-grandchild, who was 2 years old on the day of his birth, has died of a congenital heart defect.
The National Endowment for Humanities and the common Spanish legacy in Italian and Latin American cultures
The impact of Coronavirus on Latinx Communities
Dentro de los temores sobre la epidemia de COVID-19, técnicos, médicos y personal sanitario advierten que las cifras de mortalidad y de desarrollo recientes de la enfermedad son mucho mayores que las previsions. En este artículo, el artículo de Juan Carlos Chiti, que trabaja en la Unidad Estatal de Medicina de la Universidad Autónoma de México (EMUAM), plantea cada mes si la epidemia es tajante o no.
El coronavirus también es la enfermedad más contagiosa de toda México. Esta epidemia afecta a la población más desfavorecida, a los sectores más pobres y a los seguidores de familias indígenas. Esto explica las cifras de desnutrición con respecto a la población activa.
En su artículo, Chiti explica que hay una mejoría en la posibilidad de el virus sobre la mucosa de las órbitas respiratorias de las personas sin cefalea. Las mujeres y mujeres con cefalea son mayormente portadoras de este virus, lo que también explica su aumento en la mortalidad y en la enfermedad.
Tips of the Day in Programming
This blog series is sponsored by a free $100 bill, courtesy of the American Heart Association.
You know one of the key issues of the last few years is the fact that we’re living in a time where more of our personal and professional lives are done online and that is just a few years away. Now I know that this issue resonates so much with some of you, it’s almost hard to believe. I know that it’s a lot of what our generation is trying to achieve in terms of how we’re going to be connected to each other on an everyday basis. From the personal to the professional, there’s certainly a real need for us to connect to each other like it is now.
The good news and the bad news is that we’re going to have to be smarter about it. If we’re going to do this we need to learn how and how not to. So here’s what I think: as a technology developer, it can’t just always be to our benefit to build a network of people that share our values.
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