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World Cancer Day

World Cancer Day

7 - International Days
4th February-World Cancer Day is an initiative of Union for International Cancer Control, a major torchbearer working towards initiatives to integrate cancer control into the world's health and development agenda. At the crux of this is the faith that diagnosis, treatment, and care should be available for all, irrespective of their bearings. On this day, we at QMed celebrate this initiative by bringing your attention, as health workers, to a range of articles on the topic - available in PubMed
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Two Days Workshop on Art of Writing Research Synopsis

Two Days Workshop on Art of Writing Research Synopsis

5 - Research events in India
Announcing 2 Days Workshop on Art of Writing Research Synopsis Date: 3 & 10 February,2021 Fees: Rs 350 Timings: 6:00 to 8:00 PM. *Register now* https://rzp.io/l/5iXi8QLD Topics Covered Topic Selection, Title page, Introduction and need for the study, Aims and objectives, Review of literature, Statement of the problem and hypothesis, Research methodology, Study Designs, Types of data, Variables and Sample size calculation, Ethics in research & Template for synopsis writing, References and plagiarisms, Official requirements For More details, contact: MyInnerLog Team 8360117266  
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LitCovid by the NLM – track the COVID-19 literature

LitCovid by the NLM – track the COVID-19 literature

2 - Do you know
LitCovid is a curated literature hub for tracking up-to-date scientific information about the 2019 novel Coronavirus. It is the most comprehensive resource on the subject, providing a central access to a huge and every growing list of  relevant articles in PubMed. The articles are updated daily and are further categorized by different research topics and geographic locations for improved access. The categorization ranges from transmission and diagnosis to forecasting. The data can be downloaded too - as bibliographic records of articles and even the text and data. A treasure for anyone doing research on Covid Thanks to Pamela Sieving for sharing…
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