I've said it once and I will say it again:
My husband is a doctor. I'm a lawyer. The fact that together we cannot figure out our health insurance coverage and documents really says something about American healthcare.
Lotería is a traditional Mexican game of chance, using images on a deck of cards instead of numbers. I decided to create my own version of lotería cards with science-related images, such as gloves, centrifuge, pipette, and even a reviewer. I wanted to combine my passion for science and art in a fun and creative way. I hope you enjoy my science lotería as much as I enjoyed making it. Let me know what you think and if you have any suggestions for more cards.
Here’s the Chest X-Ray of a young boy suffering from a condition that is now the #1 cause of death in children and adolescents in the U.S.
What’s the diagnosis?
now this is how you write an article title. scathing - and true.
there are many, many advantages to being a grad student here, but a livable wage isn’t one of them.
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Last day of #ICRS2023Toronto. Successful meeting with exciting science, discussions and meeting with colleagues and friends! First time attendance of many Cinar lab members (@muharif @pommerollelenny @madelinebehee@nljohnson_). All the team members give excellent presentations.
Exciting Monday for Cinar lab #ICRS2023Toronto with presententing
✨Role of CB1R in pulmonary fibrosis
✨Why inhalational MRI-1867 (zevaquenabant) can be an emerging anti-fibrotic in PF.
✨Endocannabinoids in lungs with alcohol drinking
✨Novel peripheral CB1 antagonists
Our research @NIAAAnews published @AdvSciNews “An Integrative Multiomics Framework for Identification of Therapeutic Targets in #pulmonaryfibrosis” https://t.co/Vq3Uo2iqqo #cureIPF#curePF