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BMC
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BMC is a pioneer of open access publishing. We’re committed to innovation in research publishing to support the needs of our communities and ensure the integrity of the research we publish. Our leading research journals include selective broad interest titles such as Genome Biology and Genome Medicine, academic journals such as Malaria Journal and Microbiome and the BMC series, 65 inclusive journals focused on the needs of individual research communities. We also partner with leading institutions and societies to publish journals on their behalf. BMC also manages the UK primary clinical trial registry ISRCTN (https://www.isrctn.com).
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BMC Medicine published a systematic review and meta-analysis finding that greater availability of green/open space is associated with lower blood pressure and reduction in cardiometabolic risk factors over time.
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BMC published a Review titled 'Which hospital interventions actually reduce health inequities?' identifying what works and where systems are still falling short with respect to integrating Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) into care workflows in the United States.
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BMC Marine Science published a study highlighting that benthic macrofauna, particularly molluscs and cnidarians, remain as sensitive bioindicators of marine environmental fitness.
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BMC Methods developed a protocol that recreates the bone metastatic niche ex vivo to study how cancer cells colonize and interact with the native bone and marrow microenvironment.
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BMC Zoology published a study adding new 12S rRNA barcodes for 36 shark, ray, and chimaera species to strengthen DNA reference libraries behind eDNA surveys in South Africa.
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BMC published a new BMC Biology Collection guest edited by researchers from Kiel University, CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY, University of Namibia, Academia Sinica, and the Czech Academy of Sciences.
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BMC Ecology and Evolution researchers compared the movements of living carnivores to uncover new insights into how Tasmanian tigers hunted.
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