About Anastasia Widyadari
Anastasia joined BMC in May 2022. She holds a PhD in Medicine from University of Leeds where she studied the role of DOCK4 in glioblastoma, and the pathological effects of radiotherapy on the vasculature of recurrent glioblastoma. Previously, she earned her BSc (Hons) degree in Biomedical Sciences from the University of Brighton. In 2016, Anastasia worked at the Eijkman Institute of Molecular Biology in Jakarta, Indonesia, studying the genetics of obesity. She is committed to championing open access and reproducible research in science. Anastasia is based in the London office and is the editor of BMC Medical Ethics, BMC Complementary Medicine and Therapies, and BMC Proceedings.
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Highlights of the BMC Series - August 2025
How can schools protect adolescents from bullying? What do long-term HIV survivors think about end-of-life research? How do ATSICCHOs support primary care access? How is unhealthy food marketed to minority youth? How do La Venta fossils reveal herbivore diversity?
