This week PLoS Medicine published 5 new articles, including a Perspective tying together two new Research Articles on VBAC. A UK case-control…

This year, March 8th is World Kidney Day but kidney care for the vast majority of the world’s population remains a distant…

March 8 is International Women’s Day and several global health organizations and advocates are celebrating the achievements of their women colleagues, but also…

PLoS Guest Bloggers Donald Light and Rebecca Warburton discuss myths surrounding the costs of developing new drugs. A recent article in Forbes…

You are invited to attend the first HIFA2015 Webinar, supported by PLoS, the Public Library of Science, a HIFA2015 Supporting Organisation and…

The woman in front of me in the clinic looked worried. Her child, a small creature, was struggling to resist efforts to…

Four new articles were published this week in PLoS Medicine, including the beginning of a series on health systems guidance. A case-control…

Although injury and death define war, every war is unique in its predominant types of injury and causes of death. World War…

PLoS Pathogens Deputy Editor Grant McFadden reflects on his recent trip to Haiti as part of a volunteer medical team. It is…

Four new articles published this week in PLoS Medicine, including our monthly editorial and a new Essay returning to the need for…

Since I first read her diary Anne Frank has been one of my heroes. Now, you might ask, what does Anne Frank…

You’ve finally managed to satisfy the difficult reviewer and the pesky editors, and your manuscript has been accepted for publication. It has…