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This Week in PLOS Medicine: Iraqi Civilian Death Toll, Diagnostic Tests Poorly Described, Psychiatric Drug Approval
Category: General, PLoS Medicine Week by Week
Tagged civilian deaths, Diagnostic tests, drug approval, Europe, expert panels, Iraq, iraq war, mortality, psychiatric drugs, Reporting guidelines, war
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