As 2014 begins we’d like to thank those who made it possible for the PLOS Medicine Group journals to serve the scientific…
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General Thanks to our peer reviewers in 2013!Read more
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Access Follow the Money; or, Why it Took an Accounts Committee to Decide Why Access to Clinical Trial Data MattersRead more
Ginny Barbour, Medicine Editorial Director at PLOS, discusses a recently-published UK Government spending report on access to clinical trial information and the…
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Collections MHTF & PLOS Medicine host a Special Event to Celebrate Year 2 of the Maternal Health CollectionRead more
On the 11th December, the MHTF and PLOS joined forces to celebrate the second Year of the Maternal Health Collection, highlighting the…
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Collections MHTF & PLOS Medicine host a Special Event to Celebrate Year 2 of the Maternal Health CollectionRead more
On the 11th December, the MHTF and PLOS joined forces to celebrate the second Year of the Maternal Health Collection, highlighting the…
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Book Review Book Review: The Drugs Don’t Work? Antipsychotics, Big Pharma, and PsychiatryRead more
Seena Fazel from the Department of Psychiatry, University of Oxford, UK reviews The Bitterest Pills: The Troubling Story of Antipsychotic Drugs by…
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General What Do We Really Know About Social Resistance to Vaccines?Read more
Sara Gorman explores some of the factors behind anti-vaccination movements. Last year, polio eradication efforts were severely compromised by a rash of…
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General This Week in PLOS NTDs and PLOS Pathogens: NTDs and the End fo the UN MDG, Understanding Defense Mechanisms at the Maternal-fetal Interface, Low-cost Field Microscopy, and MoreRead more
The following new articles are publishing this week in PLOS NTDs: The United Nations Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) expire in 2015, and…
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General This Week in PLOS Medicine: HIV Transmission during Early Infection, Impact of Police Activities on Drug Users, and Data Sharing in a Humanitarian OrganizationRead more
This week PLOS Medicine publishes the following new articles: Erik Volz and colleagues use HIV genetic information from a cohort of men…
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General This Week in PLOS Medicine: HIV Transmission during Early Infection, Impact of Police Activities on Drug Users, and Data Sharing in a Humanitarian OrganizationRead more
This week PLOS Medicine publishes the following new articles: Erik Volz and colleagues use HIV genetic information from a cohort of men…
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General How a Free Trade Agreement Threatens Your Health and the Health of the People You Care AboutRead more
Reshma Ramachandran and David Carroll warn that the Trans-Pacific Partnership will trample over access to affordable medicines Last month, Wikileaks posted the…
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MSF PLOS & DNDi launch a new Collection celebrating a Decade of Open Access and NTD R&DRead more
In the second post in celebration of the 10th Anniversaries of PLOS and the Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi), PLOS Medicine…
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General Could Yellow Fever Return to the United States?Read more
Peter Hotez and Kristy Murray from Baylor College of Medicine highlight the potential for yellow fever to return to the southern cities…