Recent blog posts
The University of Botswana leadership places the western institutions’ interests far above the interests and development of the local faculty and thereby the country at large.
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Commentary Professor Bhattacharya defends himself, colleagues, and family from attacks, and details apparent commercial interests driving Stanford science and media hit pieces.
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Original Research with Commentary Six stories from environmental health scientists about the pressures they faced in their jobs after bringing public health problems to light.
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Commentary An example of the institutional failure to (1) protect the public health, and (2) make subsequently suggested corrections
Institutions should ensure that adequate research integrity training is provided if the standard and veracity of its science is to be upheld.
Asbestos-related diseases (ARD), i.e. asbestosis, asbestos-related changes of the pleura, asbestos-related lung, larynx or ovarian cancer and malignant mesothelioma have gained particular importance as occupational diseases worldwide.
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Commentary Filmmaker and book author Kris Newby dives into the secretive federal research that may have made Lyme disease such a problem in the United States.
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Letters A response by M C Thorne (Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Radiological Protection) to the Editor regarding Dr. Tanimoto's paper "The mishandling of scientifically flawed articles about radiation exposure"
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Commentary The recent Covid-19 pandemic highlighted not only the weaknesses of the health systems but also the limits of medicine.
Letters Dr. Tanimoto responded to the letter by the Journal of Radiological Protection's Editor-in-Chief.