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A pioneer of open access publishing, BMC has an evolving portfolio of high quality peer-reviewed journals including broad interest titles such as BMC Biology and BMC Medicine, specialist journals such as Malaria Journal and Microbiome, and the BMC Series. Expanding beyond biomedicine into the physical sciences, mathematics and engineering disciplines, BMC now offers a wider portfolio of subject fields on a single open access platform.
Call for Papers: Nanomedicine Advances in Tumor Therapy: Theranostic Approaches and 3D culture systems. This collection welcomes submissions that explore the intersection of nanotechnology and medicine, with a focus on improving healthcare and disease management.
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An article published in the Journal of Cheminformatics presents RAIChU: a software package capable of automating high-quality visualizations of natural product biosynthetic pathways.
Journal of Cheminformatics
Both non-obese and obese people with diabetes and cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic comorbidities represent an “extremely unhealthy” phenotype and are at highest risk of cardiovascular adverse events, finds a study in Cardiovascular Diabetology.
Cardiovascular Diabetology
A systematic review and meta-analysis published in BMC Public Health suggests that children and adolescents exposed to higher contamination levels by environmental pollutants have a higher risk of developing autism.
BMC Public Health
Call for Papers: Microbiome in Reproductive Health, Dysfunction, and Cancer. This collection aims to provide an updated view of the link between microbiome, reproductive health, and ovarian disorders.
https://bit.ly/4e9rLQ7
A Review published in BMC Medicine summarizes the current applications, discusses future potential and challenges, and provides recommendations for harnessing ML and AI technologies to develop innovative public health solutions.
BMC Medicine
An article in BMC Bioinformatics presents VGC: a tool that offers a wide range of features for exploring genetic variations, including extraction of variant data, intuitive visualization, and graphical representation of samples with genotype information.
BMC Bioinformatics
A study published in Cancer Cell International finds that using curcumin may be a feasible strategy to inhibit prostate cancer metastasis by regulating epithelial-mesenchymal transition and androgen receptor.
Cancer Cell International
A Review published in Clinical Hypertension explores the prevalence of hypertension, its association with obesity, the mechanisms by which it develops in obese children, and the treatment of hypertension in obese children and adolescents.
Clinical Hypertension
A study published in Nutrition & Metabolism finds that lower serum vitamin D levels correlate with greater cardiometabolic multimorbidity risk.
Nutrition & Metabolism
Long-term exposure to ambient air pollutants and poor lifestyle are jointly associated with a higher risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, reports a study published in BMC Public Health.
BMC Public Health
Call for Papers: Climate change and Health in the Tropics. This collection aims to explore the complex interplay between climate change and public health in tropical regions worldwide.
https://bit.ly/4g2WIHH
For World Su***de Prevention Day 2024, we are sharing a selection of articles, blogs, and other related su***de prevention research.
Find out more here: https://bit.ly/3Xx27iH
A Review published in Critical Care discusses the current and persistent issues of septic shock in cancer patients and proposes a new paradigm to improve its outcomes in these patients.
Critical Care
A Case Report published in the International Journal of Emergency Medicine presents a case of immune-related adverse event- cytokine release syndrome triggered by COVID-19 in a 60-year-old man.
International Journal of Emergency Medicine
Call for Papers: Building Resilience through Sustainable Food Environments and Diets. This collection focuses on the complex interplay between agricultural practices, environmental sustainability, and food security.
https://bit.ly/4e8mGru
Call for Papers: BMC Genomic Data invites submissions for a new collection on omics of crops, highlighting cutting-edge research on genomics and omics technologies in the context of essential food supply crops.
BMC Genomic Data
A BugBitten blog post highlights cases of eastern equine encephalitis, a rare but dangerous mosquito-transmitted disease, reported in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
BugBitten
A systematic review and meta-analysis published in Cardiovascular Diabetology finds increased risks of developing cardiovascular diseases in both mothers and offspring impacted by gestational diabetes.
Cardiovascular Diabetology
Call for Papers: Advances in Nanomedicine for Cancer Therapy. This Collection aims to explore innovative research and breakthrough developments in the application of nanotechnology for cancer diagnosis, treatment, and management.
https://bit.ly/4eajlb5
A Case Report published in BMC Neurology presents a case of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis associated with Sjögren’s syndrome in a 56-year-old male patient.
BMC Neurology
A study published in Cardiovascular Diabetology finds that elevated insulin concentrations associated with the development of type 2 diabetes, may be causally related to decreased serum lipoprotein(a) levels.
Cardiovascular Diabetology
Call for Papers: Environmental Exposures and Lipid Homeostasis: Investigating the Impact of Pollutants on Metabolic Health. This Collection focuses on the link between environmental factors and lipid homeostasis.
https://bit.ly/3Z4w5Mk
A study published in the Journal of Translational Medicine proposes a healthy and sustainable local food system ‘Planeterranean diet’ based on Mediterranean diet principles for the Asian population.
Journal of Translational Medicine
A study published in BMC Psychology reveals that negative workplace gossip reduces employees’ proactive work behavior, and anxiety mediates this relationship.
BMC Psychology
Call for Papers: Water Treatment and Waste Resource Utilization. This collection will explore the integration of biotechnological solutions to address these issues, highlighting sustainable methods and novel technologies.
https://bit.ly/3X9x37h
Call for Papers: Emerging leaders in biological engineering 2024. This collection highlights exciting new areas and emerging leaders who are addressing many of these challenges.
Call for papers
A study in BMC Medical Genomics explores how iodine fortification programs have reduced goiter and thyroid cancer in Switzerland and Germany. Using medical records from 1929-1989, it sheds light on genetic and environmental factors affecting thyroid health.
BMC Medical Genomics
A study published in the European Journal of Medical Research recommends patients undergoing bariatric surgery to modify their dietary habits by reducing their intake of ultra-processed foods and increasing their consumption of high-quality protein sources, fruits, and vegetables.
European Journal of Medical Research
Women with pregnancy complications subsequently have a higher risk of being diagnosed with autoimmune conditions, reports a systematic review and meta-analysis published in BMC Medicine.
BMC Medicine
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A study published in Microbiome shows that in people with HIV, the gut microbiome is involved in accelerated intestinal and systemic aging. This may help develop strategies to mitigate aging and related health complications. Read the paper here: https://bit.ly/3Ven8hk
Pet cats may shape the antibiotic resistome of their owner’s gut, according to a study published in Microbiome. Read the paper here: https://bit.ly/3Fy5wUE
A study published in Microbiome investigates the direction of microbiome shifts that occur in various ethnicities living in Amsterdam by comparing 1st and 2nd generation participants. Read the paper here: https://bit.ly/45Nt6J4
A study in Microbiome finds that maternal western diet could alter the intestinal microbiota of offspring, leading to an increased susceptibility to Crohn’s disease-like colitis. Understanding the long-term effects of maternal diet can help prevent this. Read the paper here: https://bit.ly/3LZ7wrP
A study in Microbiome underscores how antibiotics impact the fungal microbiome community via disruptions in the bacterial community. This could help understand the gut microbiota equilibrium better to modify medical practices. Read the paper here: https://bit.ly/40nE2cu
A study published in Microbiome suggests that the gamma-delta T cells shape the gut microbiota in ways that improve mucosa tolerance, which, in turn, help to maintain the gamma-delta T cell population. Read the paper here: http://bit.ly/3mnu2BT
A study published in Microbiome discusses how physical activity and related lifestyle of athletes can be associated with the modulation of the gut microbiota and production of microbial metabolites that benefit health conditions. Read the paper here: bit.ly/3SqcpwW
A study published in Microbiome finds that overgrowth of Enterococcus in neonates with critical congenital heart disease is highly associated with gut barrier impairment and high inflammatory responses, thus implicating in poor surgical prognosis. Read the paper: http://bit.ly/3l308lK
BMC Ecology and Evolution Image Competition 2023 has launched. Submit your images before 1st June 2023 and win prizes. Watch the video of last year's winning image and get inspired: http://bit.ly/3DklvVX
A study published in Microbiome finds that early-life exposure to diverse indoor fungal communities is associated with better behavioral and cognitive outcomes, whereas higher indoor microbial load is associated with worse outcomes. Read the paper here: http://bit.ly/3GwYUWI
Microbial intervention strengthens the aged muscle and rejuvenates the skin through changes in the microbial structure and host gene expression, finds a study published in Microbiome. Read the paper here: http://bit.ly/3vOyBX3
A study published in Microbiome reports how Acinetobacter pittii forms its own genetically and functionally discrete clade distinct from most Earth-bound isolates aboard the International Space Station. Read the paper here: http://bit.ly/3uVWBHj
A paper published in Microbiome suggests that differences in human gut microbial structures affect the gut microbiota’s ability to extract energy from food. These findings may support improved nutrition and weight-loss strategies. Read the paper here: http://bit.ly/3hv6d90
A study published in Microbiome suggests that metabolic dependencies and cooperation among root microbiota compensate for environmental constraints and help maintain co-existence in complex microbial communities. Read the paper here: bit.ly/3YdEeev
An article published in Microbiome presents NanoPhase: a tool that enables reference-quality genome reconstruction from complex metagenomes directly using only Nanopore long reads. Read the paper here: http://bit.ly/3FbaciV
A study published in Microbiome reports how the social environment and host selection interact to shape the assembly and ontogenesis of the avian gut microbiota. Read the paper here: http://bit.ly/3AZmHfX
An article published in Microbiome presents HT-SIP: a semi-automated stable isotope pipeline (SIP) that decreases operator time and improves reproducibility by targeting labor-intensive steps of manual SIP. Read the paper here: http://bit.ly/3gJC3OQ
A study published in Microbiome finds that nutrient uptake and sharing is strongly dependent on both density and proportion of different symbiont species. Read the paper: http://bit.ly/3EEnUM9
A Case Report published in Microbiome describes how microbes from a fecal microbiota transfer in a pregnant patient may propagate across generations. Read the paper: https://bit.ly/3EflGBp
A study published in Microbiome reports that sarcoidosis patients have a distinct fungal taxonomy in the lower airways compared with healthy individuals. Read the paper: https://bit.ly/3W8z7eC
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