(The Telegraph, May 24, 2010) If one topic in medicine is guaranteed to generate controversy, it's abortion.
One immediately striking feature of the language used in the media coverage we examined was that abortion was presented as unquestionably and perpetually 'controversial': If one topic in medicine is guaranteed to generate controversy, it's abortion.
If a postdoctoral researcher wants to focus on one topic, she or he can do that.
If there's one topic on top of every retailer's strategic planning list this year, it's probably Amazon: how to compete with them, how to differentiate from them, how to leverage them, how to learn from them and, for many, how to simply survive in a retail world dominated by them.
William Hague jumped from one topic to another, if Mr Duncan Smith can stick his hat on one idea and run with it he might be better rewarded than his predecessor.
This can allow you to create multiple books spanning one topic or pivot if you find yourself cultivating a new passion.
But even in a place where -- as Nafshi describes it -- politics is "the state sport," there is one topic that rarely if ever gets discussed: the faith of the presidential candidate seemingly destined to win New Hampshire's Democratic primary next week.
Use email if your communication is detailed, involves more than one topic, includes several recipients, if it's important to keep a record of it, and/or if it's likely to be forwarded.
Furthermore, the discussion was stimulated by the mechanism that if one topic was promoted, another had to be demoted.
When reviewing rheumatology, it appears that research interests time-dependently switch from one topic to another, as if they represent television programs selected by the remote control of the scientists of the field.
