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HYPERTENSION Guideline 2024 Via Dr. Akhil 🇮🇳 #MedEd #MedX #hypertension

You've spent months on your research, only to realize you used the wrong method. Ouch. Research methods confuse most people. I see more boring, unappealing, and standard explanations by the day. Because it's challenging to understand them all. It requires many skills. Like:

Train PhD students to be thinkers not just specialists

Another rejection email. Your ideas deserve better. I've been there. It's frustrating. That unfinished draft is holding your career hostage. But I found a surprise advantage: The 3 C approach. (C-C-C) It's a simple 3-act structure that will overhaul your writing:

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I used to dread writing abstracts. Then I discovered a formula. It changed my entire approach to scientific abstract writing. Your abstract doesn't have to be a headache. How to write abstracts:

Your research paper shouldn't take 6 months to outline. Most junior academics overcomplicate this process. Here's a simple lo-if mind map I've used:

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Often overlooked until symptoms appear, chronic kidney disease (CKD) is progressive and can put you at risk for serious health complications. The good news is you can take steps today to manage your CKD and live healthier. #NationalKidneyMonth

NIH researchers found that one dose of an antibody medicine developed at NIH strongly protected adults from infection with the parasite that causes malaria during a six-month period and may have prevented malaria transmission to others. go.nature.com/4jzfPJM

News: NIH to crack down on excessive publisher fees for publicly funded research bit.ly/4nCdIbl