Medical Sciences

Understanding the structure and functions of the human body is essential for determining the pathogenesis of disease and for new discoveries in medicine. These medical sciences, including pathology and immunology, are vital for clinical practice and the foundation for medical education, informatics, public health policies and many other facets from within the medicine field and beyond.  

The scope of the collection includes but is not limited to:

• Disease mechanisms
• Disease processes
• Experimental medicine
• Translational medicine
• Medical genetics
• Artificial intelligence in medicine

The following collections in Medical Sciences are also available:

• Brain Dysfunction and Degeneration
• Immunological Disruptions and Interventions

This collection includes a Research Spotlight on the article:, ‘Local brain-state dependency of effective connectivity: a pilot TMS-EEG study’, read it here.

 Collection advisors: Barnaby Young (National Centre for Infectious Diseases, Singapore)