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This Week in PLOS Medicine: Socioeconomics of lung cancer; Vitamin D and obesity; PROGRESS
Category: General
Tagged chemotherapy, lung cancer, obesity, prognosis, socioeconomic status
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PLoS ONE News and Media Roundup
Category: Aggregators, Featured Image, Media, Topic Focus
Tagged Antarctica, athlete, bacteria, BMI, census, Emperor Penguin, game inteligence, Lechuguilla Cave, microbes cave, obesity, penguin, soccer, sports
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This Week in PLoS Medicine: Physical activity and obesity risk; Towards an Equity-Focused Health Research Agenda
Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week
Tagged ethics, health equity, obesity, research ethics
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PLoS ONE News and Blog Round-Up
Category: Images, Worth A Thousand Words
Tagged children, coral, DRACO, Featured Image, fish, marine reserve, Media, MIT, obesity, PLoS ONE, Rojas, software, spider silk, Stanford, Toxoplasma gondii
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10 Days Until The Canadian Election – Why Hasn’t Anyone Mentioned Obesity?
Category: Miscellaneous
Tagged #elxn41, election 41, Elizabeth May, Gilles Duceppe, Jack Layton, Michael Ignatieff, obesity, Stephen Harper
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