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Archive for September 2014

Organically Grown Foods May Offer Greater Health and Safety than Foods Conventionally Grown

Dr James DiNicolantonio | 30 Sep 2014

Scientists have long recognized the dangers of cadmium (Cd) exposure to the human body. Now, an invited commentary, place this finding in the context of the growing epidemiology linking Cd exposure to adverse health outcomes, and conclude that consistent consumption of organic foods over a lifetime could be expected to favorably influence health and mortality risk.


ApiCOWplexa 2013 – 2nd International Meeting on Apicomplexan Parasites in Farm Animals

Andrew Hemphill | 29 Sep 2014

The September Special Issue of Parasitology  is ApiCOWplexa 2013 – 2nd International Meeting on Apicomplexan Parasites in Farm Animals, volume 141, issue 11. …


CrossMark® – validating scholarly research

Eleanor Drage | 25 Sep 2014

The problem Figures show that over recent years the number of academic papers being retracted due to fraud or suspected fraud is rising rapidly.…


From Sutton Place to Easter Island:
new insights from the latest volume of
The Antiquaries Journal

christopher Catling | 24 Sep 2014

The 2014 volume of The Antiquaries Journal  is now available online. In this blogpost, the journal’s Assistant Editor, Christopher Catling, provides a summary of four articles from the volume, which you can download and share at no cost until 31st October 2014.…


Introducing Ben Jonson Online

Linda Bennett |

The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Ben Jonson is now available as an online resource collection.    The first release of the online version of The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Ben Jonson took place in January 2014.…


A Vision of the Future for Antarctic and Southern Ocean Science

Dr Mahlon C. Kennicutt |

A new open access article published in the journal Antarctic Science highlights the 80 most important questions in Antarctic and Southern Ocean Science that need to be answered in the next decade and beyond. …


Albert Schweitzer and the Jews

Susan Soule | 19 Sep 2014

In this blogpost, James Carleton Paget discusses his article ‘Albert Schweitzer and the Jews‘, which was published in Harvard Theology Review in July 2014 (107/3).…


Public Health Nutrition study found that with or without children, American adults value family meals

Emily Caldwell |

Even Without Children, Couples Eat Frequent Family Meals Study represents first comprehensive look at adult-only family meal patterns Couples and other adult family members living without minors in the house are just as likely as adults living with young children or adolescents to eat family meals at home on most days of the week, new research from Public Health Nutrition suggests.…


Introducing Cambridge Law Reports Online

Linda Bennett | 18 Sep 2014

Cambridge Law Reports (CLR) is a brand new online resource from Cambridge, incorporating both International Law Reports and the International Convention on the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) Reports.…


Cambridge Archive Editions Online

Linda Bennett | 12 Sep 2014

Cambridge Archive Editions is a unique collection of collated diplomatic papers copied from the international archives at Kew in London. We are delighted to announce, it is now available as an online collection.…


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