Mahantesh Biradar is a Graduate Ph.D. researcher in Biomedical Science and passionate about Social Media Strategy & Digital Marketing
He is also the founder of Research Stash & SciGlo.com
Political reforms in the U.S. have drastically changed the healthcare landscape, resulting in insurance plans and coverage even more puzzling and hard to navigate. Higher premiums and deductibles, increased out-of-pocket expenses, […]
There have been tremendous efforts by humans to find a life on other planets. There have also been many reports of identifying water and other bio-molecules on various planets like Mars. (Read about […]
Researchers from Taiwan have developed a tool to analyse the metabolomics data. The report describing this tool was recently published in Analytical chemistry. Its called as SMART – Statistical Metabolomics Analysis-An R […]
Southeast Asia’s healthcare systems are facing a dramatic shortage of funding recently. Total public and private healthcare spending accounted for only 3.9% of Southeast Asia’s GDP in 2012—which is less than […]
There has been always a question about how to showcase scientific research in a better way; is there a better way to make sense of the papers you published? We […]
Enhancv is a platform that helps individuals land their dream job by creating personalized, company-tailored, visually appealing resumes. Enhancv’s easy-to-use, web-based resume builder is the easiest way to make your […]
The mediating pathways linking obesity and asthma are unknown; so a recent study published in European Respiratory Journal aimed to determine the mediating pathways and to search for the most prominent pathological […]
Scientific software ideas wanted – 10 tips to impress the catalyst grant panel Scientific research is one of most challenging areas in which professors/scientists are expected to spend most of […]
Researchers from Taiwan recently reported a novel susceptibility gene for non-familial hypokalemic periodic paralysis. This study was published in Neurology. Familial periodic paralysis (FPP), both the hypo- and hyperkalemic variants, […]
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