Category: Public Health

Postdocs have few years to identify career goals, strengthen CVs, and construct a professional network, all while working full time   Read more

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Hello, my name is Lisan.  Biocareers has asked me to share my experiences and career path with you.  My sincere   Read more

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I am sitting in an auditorium at Georgetown University attending a symposium on the influence of the pharmaceutical industry on   Read more

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In 1925, Sinclair Lewis published Arrowsmith (a novel for which he later won a Pulitzer Prize), the story of a   Read more

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It’s the same old song—contaminated drugs from China.  The news was reported by Laurie Burkitt in the Wall Street Journal   Read more

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I am sure everyone who reads these blogs on Bio Careers is familiar with the on-going story about the outbreak   Read more

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Last month, I attended two days of hearings at the FDA campus in White Oak, MD.  The first day concerned   Read more

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The drug giant, Glaxo Smith Kline, has a lot of explaining to do.  This month the company has suffered a   Read more

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Most of us can empathize with Charlie’s frustration. Prior to working at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention(CDC), I   Read more

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