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Tackling the Global Epidemic of Non-Communicable Diseases
Category: General, Students
Tagged NCDs, noncommunicable diseases, UAEM, Universities Allied for Essential Medicines
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Making anti-malarials from yeast: Jay Keasling and synthetic biology
Category: Neglected Diseases, PLoS Medicine's Daily Click, Students
Tagged malaria, neglected tropical diseases
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The role of medical students in limiting the spread of antimicrobial resistance
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Tagged antimicrobial drugs, medical education, medical students
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