A New York Times article on June 23rd, Debate Over Industry Role in Educating Doctors, discussed the thorny issue of drug and…
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General Medical schools begin to reject industry funding for continuing medical educationRead more
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General This week in PLoS Medicine: Incidence and reproduction numbers of pertussis; The prevalence and drug-sensitivity of TB in patients in South African hospitalsRead more
As well as the series on mother, newborn and child health in sub-Saharan Africa launched on Monday, this week saw the publication…
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Global Health Global burden of Echinococcosis just publishedRead more
Back in November of last year I attended a meeting convened by the Foodborne Disease Burden Epidemiology Reference Group (FERG) which aims…
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Maternal Newborn and Child Health Time to Deliver: Series on Maternal, Newborn and Child Health in sub-Saharan AfricaRead more
In June PLoS Medicine launched a series on maternal, newborn and child health in sub-Saharan Africa. Two Policy Forums and an Editorial…
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General Ghostwriting and its wider ramificationsRead more
With a different hat on I write and tweet on the Publication Ethics blog of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). I…
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General When research is tortureRead more
I’m on a listserve that discusses many mundane issues that IRBs have to grapple with, but this week the listserve was grappling…
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General This week in PLoS Medicine: Mapping the malaria burden; thrombophilia and pregnancy complicationsRead more
Two articles have been published by PLoS Medicine this week, including Simon Hay and colleagues’ study which estimates the global burden of…
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Global Health A new paradigm for global health?Read more
A couple of weeks ago I attended one of the lectures in the Edinburgh Enlightenment series. This lecture was given by Lord…
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General This week in PLoS Medicine: "Good Things for Young People"; Getting STRICTA about guidelines for acupuncture trials; and moreRead more
New articles in PLoS Medicine this week include research on the community-based MEMA kwa Vijana (“Good things for young people”) intensive sexual…
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General This week in PLoS Medicine: “Good Things for Young People”; Getting STRICTA about guidelines for acupuncture trials; and moreRead more
New articles in PLoS Medicine this week include research on the community-based MEMA kwa Vijana (“Good things for young people”) intensive sexual…
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General This Week in PLoS Medicine: C-reactive protein in coronary artery disease; Secondary prevention of suicide; challenges for the pandemicRead more
Three articles are published in PLoS Medicine this week. A systematic review and meta-analysis by Harry Hemingway and colleagues looks at the…
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General This week in PLoS Medicine: Adult obesity; Assessing child development; Breast cancer; and more!Read more
Read the new papers published in PLoS Medicine this week, including five Research Articles: The first genotyped children from the ALSPAC birth…