Twitter
-
Recent Posts
- The Mysteries of the Mind
- Have management papers ever changed practice in healthcare?
- Maternal Mortality Falling – But Still Too High
- This Week in PLoS Medicine: Pregnancy in DART trial; Health & pharmaceutical R&D
- This Week in PLoS Medicine: Co-proxamol deaths; Aid & govt spending; HIV & TB in prisons
Categories
- Access (24)
- Ask PLoS Medicine (5)
- Authors (19)
- Birthday (2)
- Collections (8)
- Conference news (24)
- General (250)
- Ghostwriting (12)
- Global Health (28)
- Global Health Systems (7)
- malERA (3)
- Maternal Newborn and Child Health (6)
- Media (24)
- Media Releases (6)
- Mental Health (8)
- MSF (24)
- Neglected Diseases (23)
- Open Access (2)
- Open Access Week 2009 (3)
- Peer review (1)
- PLoS Medicine Week by Week (90)
- PLoS Medicine's Daily Click (64)
- Podcasts (3)
- Policy (82)
- Public (62)
- Research Ethics (5)
- Reviewers (3)
- Road Traffic Crashes (2)
- Students (18)
- Videos (4)
- World Health Report 2012 (3)
Tag Archives: Africa
This Week in PLoS Medicine: Clinic treatment of HIV; Pre-ART treatment; African First Aid Materials
Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week
Tagged Africa, antiretroviral treatment, First Aid, HIV, HIV testing
1 Comment
This Week in PLoS Medicine: IPTc for Malaria in children; Drug approval policies for Africa
Category: General, PLoS Medicine Week by Week
Tagged Africa, drug policy, intermittent preventive treatment, malaria
Leave a comment
This week in PLoS Medicine: Sand playground surfaces reduce risk of arm fractures; Influenza in Africa should not be ignored; Cardiovascular and suicide risk raised after prostate cancer diagnosis; The global spread of Hepatitis C Virus 1a and 1b; Addressing emerging zoonoses
Category: General
Tagged Africa, Cardiovascular, child health, Fractures, hepatitis, influenza, Prostate Cancer, Suicide, Tanzania, Zoonoses
Leave a comment
This week in PLoS Medicine: Why circumcision reduces HIV risk; the unequal world of health data; malaria activism; evaluating eHealth; and more!
Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week
Tagged Africa, developing world, eHealth, genomics technology, HIV, malaria, male circumcision and HIV
Leave a comment