Who is afraid of … granny?
Thoughts on: Why you shouldn’t fear the gray tsunami, David Rotman, 21 Aug 2019 The above article kept cropping up […]
Paying for patient expertise
Scientists in academic or other institutions use the unique insights patients provide to inform their research. Pharmaceutical companies oftentimes look […]
Justifying health insurance expenditure
It can be difficult for public health insurers to decide which medical interventions to cover. After all, it is the […]
Blue Steens in September 2019
Check out the monthly newsletter! It contains my last vlog, summarises Blue Steens’ latest posts and showcases some informative online […]
Gender transition is in transition
Transgender health management has seen important advances in the recent past. Some notable remaining issues revolve around the standard of […]
Blue Steens in August 2019
Check out the new monthly newsletter! It contains my last vlog, summarises Blue Steens’ latest posts and showcases some informative […]
Organ donation part 4/4 – Making transplant organs
If current organ donation systems don’t adapt, alternative solutions to the global organ shortage will hopefully emerge from biotechnology. Making […]
Human test tubes paid to endure?
This is a comment on the following publication: Erik Malmqvist (2019) “Paid to Endure”: Paid Research Participation, Passivity, and the […]