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This Week in PLOS Medicine: Unpublished Clinical Trials Data, Flu Vaccine for Children; & the Polio Endgame
Category: General, PLoS Medicine Week by Week
Tagged AllTrials, child health, clinical trials, England, flu vaccine, health workers, influenza, Nigeria, Pakistan, polio, polio eradication, vaccination
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This Week in PLOS Medicine: Estimating Lives Saved, Non-Midwives Oxytocin Injection, Pregnancy Weight & Child Obesity
Category: PLoS Medicine Week by Week
Tagged child health, childbirth, childhood obesity, estimates, ghana, health workers, lives saved, maternal mortality, midwives, obesity, overweight and obesity, oxytocin, pregnancy, sub-saharan Africa, The Global Fund
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