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Scientific diplomacy: new idea but the same old political agenda
Category: PLoS Medicine's Daily Click
Tagged Global Health Diplomacy, Science diplomacy
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This week in PLoS Medicine: Long term studies of chronic disease; Foreign policy and global health
Category: General
Tagged cohorts, Global Health Diplomacy, noncommunicable diseases, sub-saharan Africa, UN, WHO
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This week in PLoS Medicine: Comparative effectiveness research; and more!
Category: General, PLoS Medicine Week by Week
Tagged china, Comparative Effectiveness Research, diabetes, Global Health Diplomacy, India, obesity, SARS
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