- SHARE recently interviewed MSKCC’s Dr. Norton.
- As reported by Oncology Nurse Advisor, a curriculum being implemented by MSKCC and City of Hope (Duarte, California) will train nurses working with cancer patients who are transitioning from active treatment to survivorship care.
- MarketWatch announced that as part of a national study on the effectiveness of copper as an anti-microbial surface, MSKCC was one of several US hospitals to temporarily install copper-coated equipment surfaces in some intensive care units.
Category Archives: In the News
Blog Buzz: October 16 – October 21
This week on the internet…
- Findings on malaria vaccine research came out this week, but some say new animal models are needed
- I came across this post on “Societal Germophobia” (which includes several additional links and citations) via @BoraZ.
- And also from Bora Zivcovic comes a great post, What is ResearchBlogging.org explaining the research blogging style of blog posts
- Robert Krulwich has a great post musing about “Celestial Camouflage“…with a surprise twist
Blog Buzz: October 8 – October 15
This week in the blog world…
Krafty Librarian writes about the announcement of the 2012/2013 MLA candidates, online voting will be from Nov 2- Dec 6.
Alisha764 asks if the unreported conflicts of interest in authors of guidelines described in a new study is due to biased guidelines or limited study? Here is MedPage’s report on the piece, and the article in BMJ.
Laika’s MedLibLog discusses research rating different point of care tools