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In celebration of our 15 Year Anniversary, Academic Editor Ronald CW Ma highlights advancements published in PLOS Medicine in diabetes research and care, including improved precision medicine. Happy 15th Birthday to PLOS Medicine! I
To help celebrate 15 years of PLOS Medicine, Academic Editor Madhukar Pai discusses the advancement of cascades of care in tuberculosis, focusing on a number of contributions in PLOS Medicine since 2016. Good health is
As part of the 15th Anniversary celebration, Specialty Consulting Editor Lars Åke Persson discusses PLOS Medicine‘s impact in the field of maternal and child health, highlighting a pair of research articles on stunting. As parents and
Academic Editor Margaret Kruk celebrates 15 years of PLOS Medicine by discussing an article that described reductions in mortality rates following the expansion of family health services in Brazil. Ever since Julian Tudor Hart pointed
Kaitlin A. Davis and Andrew Mehle discuss the research and context behind the new PLOS Pathogens Pearls article, “Does rotavirus turn on type 1 diabetes?”. There is a growing appreciation that viral infections can have
Part of PLOS Medicine‘s 15th Anniversary celebration, Academic Editor Steven Shapiro discusses the contributions of the Machine Learning Special Issue to the validation of precision medicine and its potential use in clinical research and health care.
Dr Mit Philips, Kerstin Åkerfeldt and Dr Maria Guevara from Médecins Sans Frontières describe the global financial gap that could hinder the progress made in the fight against HIV and TB. “I’ve been living with HIV for
To kick off the celebration of PLOS Medicine‘s 15th Anniversary, Specialty Consulting Editor Sanjay Basu discusses the journal’s contributions to scientific communication and his favorite article from the past 15 years. It’s fitting that one