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This week in PLoS Medicine: Adult obesity; Assessing child development; Breast cancer; and more!
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Tagged adult obesity, breast cancer, Cancer, child development, child health, children, coronary heart disease, malaria, medical journals, Refugees, self-injury
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This week in PLoS Medicine: NTDs; H1N1 in Vietnam; Suicide risk for seniors
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Tagged H1N1, Neglected Diseases, neglected tropical diseases, Seniors, Suicide, Vietnam
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This week in PLoS Medicine: Long term studies of chronic disease; Foreign policy and global health
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Tagged cohorts, Global Health Diplomacy, noncommunicable diseases, sub-saharan Africa, UN, WHO
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This week in PLoS Medicine: SARS, HPV, and Influenza
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Tagged avian influenza A, H1N1, HPV, influenza, medical literature, SARS, vaccine
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This week in PLoS Medicine: Does foreign policy help or hinder global health?; and more!
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Tagged Brazil, Cancer, children, diabetes, Global Health Diplomacy, India, maternal health, mortality, neoadjuvant therapy, tobacco control, type 2 diabetes
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