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Five new articles published in PLOS Medicine: Caroline Free and colleagues systematically review a fast-moving field, that of the effectiveness of mobile technology interventions delivered to healthcare consumers, and conclude that high-quality, adequately powered trials
PLOS Medicine finishes out November with its monthly Editorial and two new Research Articles, and an update to our Maternal Health Collection: The PLOS Medicine Editors and the Maternal Health Task Force announce a
Ahimza Thirunavukarasu looks forward to next weekend’s Medsin National Conference in Warwick, UK. There is no question regarding the importance of tackling Global Maternal and Child Health. The world’s massive inequity is starkly demonstrated by
Two new articles published this week in PLOS Medicine, along with an update to our Maternal Health Task Force (MHTF)-PLoS Collection on Maternal Health. Gabriela Gomez and colleagues developed a mathematical model of the HIV
Two new articles published this week in PLOS Medicine, along with an update to our Maternal Health Task Force (MHTF)-PLoS Collection on Maternal Health. Gabriela Gomez and colleagues developed a mathematical model of the HIV
Natasha Hezelgrave from Kings College London reviews ‘Maternal and Perinatal Health in Developing Countries’ Maternal mortality represents one of the starkest disparities in health outcomes between developing and developed countries. An estimated 358,000 maternal deaths
This week in PLOS Medicine, four new articles were published, along with an update to the Maternal Health Task Force – PLOS Collection. Aaron Kesselheim and colleagues examine conflict of interest disclosures in articles authored
This week in PLOS Medicine, four new articles were published, along with an update to the Maternal Health Task Force – PLOS Collection. Aaron Kesselheim and colleagues examine conflict of interest disclosures in articles authored
This week in PLOS Medicine six new articles published, starting with our monthly editorial: The PLoS Medicine editors discuss the concept of Digital Humanitarianism and the possibilities it affords for facilitating information in crises and
This week in PLOS Medicine six new articles published, starting with our monthly editorial: The PLoS Medicine editors discuss the concept of Digital Humanitarianism and the possibilities it affords for facilitating information in crises and