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Category Archives: Collections
PLOS Medicine & MHTF issue Call for Papers: ‘Integrating Health Care to Meet the Needs of the Mother–Infant Pair’
Category: Collections, Maternal Newborn and Child Health
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New content added to PLOS-Maternal Health Task Force Collection Year 2
Category: Collections, Maternal Newborn and Child Health
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Maximizing the Impact of Research: New Reporting Guidelines Collection from PLOS
Category: Collections, General
Tagged ARRIVE, CONSORT 2010, peer review, PRISMA, Reporting guidelines, STROBE
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Why Measure Coverage of MNCH?
Category: Collections, General
Tagged Africa, developing world, diarrhea, global health, HIV/AIDS, malaria, maternal and perinatal health, maternal health, Measuring Coverage in Maternal
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Why Should We Care About Measuring Coverage of Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health Interventions?
Category: Collections
Tagged Africa, child health, developing world, diarrhea, HIV/AIDS, maternal and perinatal health, WHO
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No More Guesstimation: How to Reliably Estimate Trends in Child Mortality
Category: Authors, Collections, General, Maternal Newborn and Child Health, Policy
Tagged child mortality, estimates, MDG, method, Millenium Development Goal, Survey
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Meet PLoS at AIDS 2012, Washington D.C.
Category: Collections, Conference news, General, Open Access
Tagged AIDS male circumcision and HIV, HIV, International AIDS Conference
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