The term "white paper" comes to us from a 100-year-old practice of government reporting in the UK. When government agencies provided data to...
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In the 1920’s and 30’s, the nation was swept up in the Efficiency Movement, an effort to rid every aspect of human life of waste and unproductive...
There are many headlines these days about the controversies surrounding re-opening schools with mask mandates. Some states are taking a surprising...
There is really no way to overstate the importance of Girolamo Fracastoro's bold proposal about the roots of infection. His idea that infections were...
This Thanksgiving season we are grateful for the growing body of research into the biocidal activity of copper - in any form. Over the past decade,...
Despite recent controversies about the quality of care in VA hospitals, the network of 163 acute care hospitals and over 1,000 outpatient clinics is...
We at the Health.Care. blog value science and scientists. We trust the scientific method to propose new ideas, and then test, defend, critique,...
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....
The US government is one of the largest funders of scientific study in the world. The National Institutes of Science alone funds more medical...
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...