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Climate change supplement from open access journal Global Health Action
Category: General, Global Health, PLoS Medicine's Daily Click, Policy
Tagged climate change, environment, open access
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This week in PLoS Medicine: El Niño and dengue fever; clinical trial regulations; using systematic reviews in policymaking
Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week
Tagged clinical trials, dengue, environment, systematic reviews
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A billion living in hunger: governments must rise to the challenge
Category: General, Media, Policy, Public
Tagged developing world, environment, global health, hunger, malnutrition, politics
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Protecting hospitals from natural disasters
Category: General, PLoS Medicine's Daily Click
Tagged disaster reduction, environment, hospitals
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June in PLoS Medicine: Conflict and Reproductive Health; Antibiotics are not Automatic; Water in Wired; and much more
Category: Media
Tagged antibiotics, clinical trials, conflict, environment, foreclosure, global burden of disease, hunger, influenza, insecticides, politics, poverty, public health, reproductive health, water
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