Dr Shock

This blog is written by a psychiatrist. He is working in a University Hospital. His main interests are depression and electroconvulsive therapy as well as education and research. Posts will be about metal health care, medication, treatment, e-learning sci

Tags: psychiatry, depression, electroconvulsive therapy, education, research

Prescriptions for Well-Being Blog

News, info, advice and more on prescription drugs and your health from the staff at DRx.

Tags: prescriptions, generics, drug, comparison, facts

Autism Diva

Autism Diva watches the world of autism, especially cutting edge research and the media. Autism Diva critically analyzes the impacts of bad and bad media and good and bad research on the lives of autistic people.

Tags: autism, autistic, research, asperger, aspergers

Global Bioethics blog

A blog devoted to research ethics and bioethics issues relevant to the developing world, particularly sub-Saharan Africa

Tags: research ethics, bioethics, developing world

The Berry Patch

Random thoughts and observations about life in Israel, life in medical school, life with an extremely spoiled pet, and life in general.

other things amanzi

the thoughts of a surgeon in the notorious province of mpumalanga south africa.

Tags: medicine, surgery, state sector, private sector

Food and Health Blog

Find out why margarines are bad for you while eggs and butter are not - and a lot more on diets and healthy eating.

Tags: nutrition, health, food, diet, low-carb

Science of Sport

Science meets your passion at the Science of Sport, where we cast a scientific eye over sports events and athletes from all over the world. If you've ever wondered what makes teams and athletes tick, and what lies behind great sports performances, c

Tags: science, sport performance, running, cycling, sport

realitycheck(dot)ie

Tags: ireland, irish, politics, music, feminism

New technologies in Medicine

Winheld's World: My Life with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

Winheld's World chronicles my daily experiences in living with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, with which I was diagnosed when I was 4 1/2 years old, I have been in a motorized wheelchair since age 10. Now 29, I have been ventilator-dependent for nearly

Tags: disability, duchenne, muscular dystrophy, tracheostomy, ventilator

Respiratory Therapy 101: Just Keep Breathing

Stories of a respiratory therapist. From big-city hospitals to rural holes-in-the-wall, I've seen some interesting things...

Tags: medicine, respiratory therapy, life, health, health and wellness

Making A Difference

Ideas, resources and support for people working to make a difference from Hanna Cooper, Professional Coach

Tags: leadership, public health, coaching

ABC Therapeutics Occupational Therapy Weblog

Musings of an occupational therapist. Thoughts about what it means to work with people who have disabilities, and reflecting on their stories and how they make meaning of their lives. Considering the power of storytelling to change people's lives.

Tags: occupational therapy

Corpus Callosum, The

The Corpus Callosum is an occasional journal of armchair musings, by an Ann Arbor reality-based, slightly-left-of-center regular guy who reserves the right to be highly irregular at times.
Mission: to develop connections between hard science and social

Tags: social commentary, neuroscience, politics, science news.

Eatatease, online dietitians blog

Our blog allows people to find more about the small team behind EatatEase.com. You can find out useful diet advive and have the chance to ask our UK registered Dietitians your questions.

Ramble Strip

There's no stripping. (Sorry.) But there's rambling, usually in the area of science, politics, pop culture, signs that are irritatingly misspelled, and religion, or anything that happens to be on my mind at the time. I post on study breaks, so

Tags: medical student, christian

LineaNeuronica

When not in Africa. . .

Africa is a land of mystery and wonder; a land of the ancient kingdoms and beginnings of civilization; of untamed, giant beasts; of fascinating peoples and cultures; a beautiful sunset in a picture; a special on the national geographic channel; a battlefi

Tags: africa, healthcare, medicine, malaria, hiv/aids

Milliner's Dream

I am a woman of many 'hats'...wife, mother, a birth doula, a postpartum doula & childbirth educator, student nurse, employee, advocate, writer, speaker, mentor, volunteer...this is the diary of the ordinary real life, of a too-busy-woman, we

Tags: doula, birth, childbirth, postpartum, nursing