• 17.12.2019 – 12:17

  Universität Mannheim

  Men are more likely than women to call their science "excellent"

  Male scientists more likely than female colleagues to use language framing their research findings as "excellent", "novel" and "unique". These are the findings of an analysis led by an international team of researchers at the University of Mannheim, the Harvard Medical School, and Yale University, published Dec. 16 in BMJ. Perception is reality, the adage goes, and it may even be true when it comes to conveying the ...

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• 23.10.2019 – 16:23

  UEG Week

  UEG Week Exhibition Celebrates 50 Years of Colonoscopy in Preventing and Diagnosing Gastrointestinal Diseases, Including Colorectal Cancer

  Barcelona, Spain (ots/PRNewswire) - An interactive exhibition celebrating the 50th anniversary since the completion of the first successful colonoscopy has been launched at the United European Gastroenterology (UEG) Week in Barcelona. The educational exhibition is jointly supported by Norgine, Fujifilm and Olympus ...

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• 10.01.2019 – 11:10

  nutriCARD

  

  Cardiovascular diseases and nutrition in Europe: every second to third premature death preventable

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• 24.05.2016 – 08:31

  JTI Japan Tobacco International AG

  WHO Censorship Tactics Should be Exposed at World Health Assembly

  Geneva (ots/PRNewswire) - As the Annual Summit Takes Place This Week, Global Leaders Have an Opportunity to Scrutinize WHO's definition of transparency and accountability Health Ministers from 194 countries will gather this week in Geneva to set the direction for future health policy around the world. JTI - Japan Tobacco International - is calling for the Assembly to urgently address an alarming transparency and ...

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