Monthly Archives: February 2013

This Week in PLOS Medicine: mHealth challenges; Syphilis and pregnancy

By Michael Morris
Posted: February 26, 2013

Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week | Tagged maternal and perinatal health, mHealth, syphilis | Leave a comment

Buruli Ulcer in a Brave New World

By Médecins Sans Frontières
Posted: February 22, 2013

Category: General, MSF, Neglected Diseases | Tagged Africa, developing world, global health, MSF, neglected tropical diseases | Leave a comment

This Week in PLOS Medicine: Lactated Ringer’s solution; Macular degeneration in Kenya; $ global health

By Michael Morris
Posted: February 19, 2013

Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week | Tagged cardiac arrest, cardiovascular health, cost-effective healthcare, DALY, global health, Japan, Kenya, lactated ringer's solution, macular degeneration | Leave a comment

This Week in PLOS Medicine: Genotyping TB; NSAIDs & cardiac risk; mHealth

By Michael Morris
Posted: February 12, 2013

Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week | Tagged cardiovascular health, genome sequencing, genotyping, mHealth, NSAIDs, tuberculosis | Leave a comment

This Week in PLOS Medicine: Socioeconomics of lung cancer; Vitamin D and obesity; PROGRESS

By Michael Morris
Posted: February 6, 2013

Category: General | Tagged chemotherapy, lung cancer, obesity, prognosis, socioeconomic status | 1 Comment

Making PROGRESS in Prognostic Research

By Amy Ross and Laureen Connell
Posted: February 6, 2013

Category: General | Leave a comment

(B)3-Bad Science, Bad Pharma…now Bad Guidelines

By Virginia Barbour
Posted: February 4, 2013

Category: Access, General | Tagged clinical trials, guidelines, health information, health policy, medical literature, pharmaceutical industry, public health, reporting, research ethics | 4 Comments

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Monthly Archives: February 2013

This Week in PLOS Medicine: mHealth challenges; Syphilis and pregnancy

Buruli Ulcer in a Brave New World

This Week in PLOS Medicine: Lactated Ringer’s solution; Macular degeneration in Kenya; $ global health

This Week in PLOS Medicine: Genotyping TB; NSAIDs & cardiac risk; mHealth

This Week in PLOS Medicine: Socioeconomics of lung cancer; Vitamin D and obesity; PROGRESS

Making PROGRESS in Prognostic Research

(B)3-Bad Science, Bad Pharma…now Bad Guidelines

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