physiology
subscribe to physiology RSS

Jere Mead

Harvard School of Public Health

Jeremiah Mead, architect of respiratory mechanics field, dies

Jeremiah "Jere" Mead, architect of the field of respiratory mechanics and professor emeritus in the Department of Environmental Health at the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH), passed away on July 4, 2009, at a health care facility in Ells

full story »

physiology links:

Other physiology stories

Study provides first physiological evidence that insulin is critical for blood vessel formation

full story»

Chlamydia pneumoniae may contribute to heart attacks, strokes

Bug that causes "walking pneumonia" may contribute to hardening of arteries and its complications full story»

First domino falls in research on sense of touch

Characterization of ion channel may speed discovery of touch-sensing complex full story»
all recent title) ?> stories»
about us | search | contact us | supporting HarvardScience | terms of use | privacy
© 2009 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College
foundations
most recent » anthropologyastronomyastrophysicsatmospheric sciencesbiochemistrybiologybiomaterials sciencesbloodbraincellular biology all topics »
environments
most recent » astronomyearth scienceearthquakesecologyenergyenvironmentenvironmental epidemiologyenvironmental healthgeographyglobal warming all topics »
animal, vegetable, + mineral
most recent » agriculturearachnologybacteriologybiological anthropologybotanybreathingcomparative zoologyentomologyevolutionary biologyfertility all topics »
medicine + health
most recent » agingAIDS and HIVallergies and allergensamyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)arthritisasthma and respiratory conditionsattention deficit hyperactivity disordercancercancer treatmentsdental medicine all topics »
culture + society
most recent » anthropologyarchaeologychild development and behaviorchildrencommunicationcriminologydrug use and abuseeconomicseducationemotions all topics »
engineering + technology
most recent » bioengineeringbiotechnologycomputer scienceelectrical engineeringengineeringimaginginformation technologylaserslightmagnetic resonance imaging (MRI) all topics »