Editorial: Cycling Safety

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Editorial: Patient safety revisited

Once again a recent article in The New York Times(1) has caused angst in the medical physics community because of what appeared to have been incorrect delivery of radiation. Following reporting of the incident, many email messages appeared on list servers written by medical physicists responding to this incident. One of the most vocal of these individuals has been Howard I. Amols, PhD, Chief, C...

Cycling Safety: Key Messages International Transport Forum Working Group on Cycling Safety

Editorial: Integrative Research on Organic Matter Cycling across Aquatic Gradients

The interface between freshwater and marine ecosystems provides a unique setting to examine the evolution of biogeochemical components derived from the landscape, inland waters, estuaries, and the ocean across distinct physiochemical gradients. A diverse body of work exploring this research topic is highlighted here with the goal of integrating our understanding of how organic matter (OM) is tr...

Editorial: Patient safety in medical physics

Recent articles in US newspapers(1-4) have increased the awareness of the public to the potential dangers of incorrect delivery of medical radiation. In response, many of the leading organizations representing users of medical radiation have joined to identify and address the common issues that could substantially improve the safety and quality of the use of medical radiation. I have invited Dr...