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Jan McCallum

  • Communications and Content Producer, Vetassess
Australia, Melbourne
As seen in: National Institutes of Health, The New Daily
Journalist and editor based in Melbourne. Views are my own.
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Articles by Jan McCallum

Awareness and Knowledge of the U.S. Public Health Service Syphilis Study at Tuskegee: Implications for Biomedical Research

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By Jan McCallum, Ralph Katz, Dhananjaya M. Arekere, B. Lee Green
| National Institutes of Health
PMCID: PMC1828138 NIHMSID: NIHMS17193 Jan M. McCallum, BS, Dhananjaya M. Arekere, PhD, B. Lee Green, PhD, Ralph V. Katz, DMD, MPH, PhD, and Brian M.
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Digging in to dirty data | ANZ BlueNotes

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By Jan McCallum, Tom Cropper, Andrew Cornell, Helen Clark
| bluenotes.anz.com
The cult of analytics seems a million miles removed from dirt, but data management is being used to map and categorise soil in the hope it will lead to greater food security, better soil health and long-term benefit to the global agriculture sector. Food security is often explained to the public in terms of environmental, climate or water security. Whilst accurate, the picture is infinitely more complex.
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The ABCC: an election trigger few understand

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By Jan McCallum
| The New Daily Verified
The PM is using the building industry regulator as an electoral trigger, but few even know what it is. The PM wants to rein in building unions. Photo: AAP Malcolm Turnbull will likely take Australians to the polls using his plans to reinstate the Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC) as the electoral trigger needed to call a double dissolution.
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The hidden pain that comes with credit cards

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By Jan McCallum
| The New Daily Verified
There is plenty of competition in the credit card market, though it would be easy to assume otherwise – most people simply do not shop around for the best card. Many do not know the interest rate they are paying, even though cards are one of the most expensive forms of credit available, with an average interest rate of 17 per cent.
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