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This week in PLoS Medicine: the direct costs of antiretroviral treatment; antibiotics not effective in preventing preterm birth; global health delivery 2.0

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Read the new papers published in PLoS Medicine this week, including two Research Articles – one describing the direct heath care costs in an HIV managed care program in Southern Africa and the second, based on a randomized trial in Malawi, that shows no benefit of azithromycin for a number of outcomes including preterm birth and prenatal death. Also published this week is a Health in Action piece that describes several simple Web 2.0 strategies implemented during the course of delivering medical and public health services in rural Nepal

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