@UtterSenseLSC

Freelance medical writer/ Science communicator / Distributor of medical science news

 Western Australia
uttersenselifesciencecommunication.wordpress.com/
Joined September 2013
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Respirology@RespirologyAPSR11 Sep 2020
Transparency in the publication process? A session not to be missed during the ISMTE Asia Pacific Event with insights from Michael Willis @ctyerkes, Brian Minihan @MinihanBrian and Trevor Lane @edanzediting #ISMTEGlobal ow.ly/XWdI50BmAsD
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Anke van Eekelen retweeted
ISMTE@ISMTE11 Sep 2020
We're nearly there! Join us on our event app and access sessions, connect with participants, and enter our contests to win $250.00 US and free registration to the ISMTE European Event! See you there! Registration available: ow.ly/PGvs50BombF
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Anke van Eekelen retweeted
Respirology@RespirologyAPSR13 Sep 2020
Not too late to register for the Asia-Pacific ISMTE conference online-for more details see ow.ly/SBnu50BjzHm #ISMTEGlobal
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Anke van Eekelen retweeted
Respirology@RespirologyAPSR23 Nov 2017
Thank you to all speakers and participants at the #Respirology workshop 'Publishing with Impact' today as part of #APSR17!
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Nature’s 10 : Ten people who made a difference in 2016 nature.com/news/nature-s-10-… via @NatureNews

Nature’s 10

Nature - Ten people who mattered this year.

nature.com
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Interactive body map: physical inactivity and the risks to your health theconversation.com/interact… via @ConversationEDU
Setback for Alzheimer's with approach to remove amyloid buildup in the early disease stage in doubt ow.ly/PexR306Au5L
What if vaccines are contagious? Thoughts on transmissible protection of men and mice ow.ly/LymO306AqyS
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When looking beyond the brain for clues to Parkinson's, the gut-of all places-seemed a good start @ScienceNews ow.ly/17wJ306AoWQ
Top 10 of advice to prevent chronic illnesses-nothing new! Why do they fall on deaf ears? @ConversationEDU ow.ly/cMf7306An9q
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New Scientist
@newscientist28 Nov 2016
Scratching an itch activates pleasure centres of the brain - that's why the itch-scratch cycle is so hard to break bit.ly/2gaw5EX
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Be informed about the latest on stroke and recovery geared towards overcoming disabilities @upclosepodcast ow.ly/wcQI306bkTr
Anke van Eekelen retweeted
The BMJ
@bmj_latest4 Nov 2016
Nearly half of all trials run by major sponsors in the past decade are unpublished, finds new service TrialsTracker bmj.com/content/355/bmj.i595…
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Why buying bottled water is (a) waste in more than one way via @telethonkids ow.ly/Ige4305OwRD
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Oh oh, if only I knew.....'How parents shape the advantages of being first-born' via @ConversationEDU ow.ly/GCQK305OvjJ
New evidence that every day in the womb counts towards healthy brain development @medical_xpress medicalxpress.com/news/2016-…

Every day in the womb boosts babies' brain development: study

(HealthDay)—Carrying a baby as close to full term as possible is better for the baby's brain development, a new study suggests.

medicalxpress.com
Communication training for parents to reduce severity of children w/ autism-not a cure but could you wish for more? ow.ly/V2OW305AE8M
Genetic testing: Important for some but 'knowing' about others may not add value to your life ahead @ConversationEDU ow.ly/6abp305dBQo
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Regret to see that 'lightness of popular entertainment' at Nobel festivities undermines 'seriousness of the prizes' ow.ly/hoGv3058A8v

The Nobel Prizes’ controversial push for popularity

This year, the Nobel Prizes are trying to reach a wider – and younger – audience. However, critics argue that the commercial partners needed to fund the awards’ many extraneous events are compromis...

theconversation.com
Healthy guts are swarming with bugs, so what do they do? theconversation.com/healthy-… via @ConversationEDU
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