With the creation of anything specifically in the biomedical fields I personally believe that if a treatment/product gets out into the public with little to no testing that there should be more consequences and a better discipline for those who clumsily make them and release them in mass quantities into the public. Not only is... Continue Reading →
In chapter six, Jumping To Conclusions, of Rigor Mortis's book I have learned that to get a successful outcome you always have to follow through the right procedures and when stumped by a certain failure you have to keep written the part that made the failure in order to find other techniques to get the... Continue Reading →
Right off the bat Rigor Mortis catches your attention by saying, "Science progresses by testing ideas indirectly, throwing out the ones that seem wrong, and building on those best supported by the facts at hand. Gradually, scientists build stories that do a better job of approximating the truth" (page 5, preface) which implies that now... Continue Reading →
Hey! My name is Daniela P. Next year I am looking forward to expanding on our learning and adding on to what we have learned this year in biomed. I would love to learn more about ways we could help the biomedical field in actually creating cures that will help those in need especially the... Continue Reading →
