The innovative Guus van den Brekel @digicmb will give an exciting update at #EAHIL2022 on how a Dutch Medical Library keeps up with the latest technology without losing connection with the users! Read more here: https://t.co/Jur8N2RNIr #medlibs#medicallibrary
Open Access publication of the Week (week 37) Open Access
Human VPS13A is associated with multiple organelles and influences mitochondrial morphology and lipid droplet motility
https://t.co/aWzSTHvlle https://t.co/czJuXGmOIc #OAoftheWeek#openaccess#umcg#molar BCN-BRAIN)
Did you know women have a low success rate of quitting smoking when they use nicotine patches and gum? Women have a far higher rate of success when they use e-cigarettes. https://t.co/c2BumkgBLv #IWharmreduct#ecigs#vaping
Our advice on e-cigarettes remains unchanged - vaping isn’t completely risk free but is far less harmful than smoking tobacco. There is no situation where it would be better for your health to continue smoking rather than switching completely to vaping https://t.co/UFIQdCY0ry
@cmbUMCG@umcg RT @MarijkeLeliveld: Today was the final session of our ReMa course Experimental Research Design. Happy to have Peter Braun over from our uni library @Bibliothecaris to present about the pro's and potential con's of Open Access publishing. https://t.co/ijl6wh8ykj