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Cancer Won’t Stop For a Pandemic, and Neither Did the Ride for Roswell

October 1, 2020

Against unlikely odds, the Ride for Roswell’s 2020 Summer of the Ride in Buffalo, New York, was a remarkable success. In the midst of a global pandemic and the... read more

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Buffalo’s Ride for Roswell: A Cycling Event to Fight Cancer

October 1, 2020

There’s a ride to end cancer in the city of Buffalo, NY. It’s called the Ride for Roswell, and it’s an annual bicycle ride that raises... read more

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Nobel Laureate Risks Death to Prove Link Between Ulcers and Bacteria

August 17, 2020

Dr. Barry Marshall is an Australian physician who won the2005 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with J. Robin Warren for provingthat most peptic ulcers are caused by... read more

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Open-Access Medical Journal Publishes Ground-Breaking COVID-19 Studies

May 26, 2020

The first official cases of COVID-19 are roughlyfive months behind us and the majority of milestones we’ve reached sincehaven’t been overly encouraging. Global infection totals, death... read more

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Free Video Access to the Latest in Academic Biomedical Research

March 8, 2020

Every single minute, over 300 hours of video are uploaded toYouTube. While many of these videos might be your typical cat video or the nextviral clip, some channels... read more

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Going Beyond Open-Access Publishing

March 6, 2020

The field of academic research is growing at a very fastpace, with open-access journals pioneering a new field of freely availableresearch. This type of free and accessible published... read more

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Oncotarget Podcast Receives Top-10 Recognition

March 5, 2020

As podcasts continue to become more popular (with over800,000 active podcasts currently being produced today), weeding through theoptions to find a high-quality podcast to listen to can... read more