Many of us are thinking that 2016 turned out to be a pretty rough year. A few of the reasons this year will go down as particularly difficult have to...
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As we draw closer to the end of the year, we thought it would be appropriate to describe the conferences we have attended as well as the way a...
Today is Veteran’s Day, a day to celebrate the dedication and sacrifice of those Americans who served our country as a member of our armed services....
We at the Health.Care. blog value science and scientists. We trust the scientific method to propose new ideas, and then test, defend, critique,...
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EOScu Clinical Trial Results Are In: Significant Reductions in HAIs at Sentara Leigh Hospital
We've spent a lot of time at this blog discussing the rigors of scientific research. We've covered the emerging dangers of antibiotic-resistant ...
Today we celebrate the birth of a scientist known as the Father of Microbiology for his role in the use of lenses to observe the microscopic world....
Our series on Politics and Science will continue next week! This week is International Infection Prevention Week, an annual event to bring awareness...
The US government is one of the largest funders of scientific study in the world. The National Institutes of Science alone funds more medical...
Our previous post began a series exploring the role of American presidents and the advancement of science, beginning with our Founding Fathers. Today...
As we enter the heated month before Election Day, we are going to take an opportunity to explore the relationship between science and our government...
Millions of global visitors. Packed venues. One city. How is it possible that the Olympics have always had such a clean bill of health for infectious...
We are now well into the first week of the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The first medals have been awarded and the pre-opening frenzy...