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Finding and treating hepatitis C in vulnerable groups

by vulgavis | Jul 27, 2018 | Addiction Science & Clinical Practice, Developing World, drugs, Harm Reduction Journal, Health, Health & Justice, hepatitis, NOhep, outbreaks, prisons | 0 |

World Hepatitis Alliance/NOHep Viral Hepatitis is a major cause of mortality worldwide, with an...

Robots and the workforce: understanding the research

by vulgavis | Aug 12, 2019 | artificial intelligence, Journal of Organization Design, robotics, social science, Technology | 0 |
Using social media in medicine to your advantage, with care!

by vulgavis | Jun 11, 2018 | Critical Care, Medicine, Open Access, social media, Technology | 0 |
Zero-ing in on eliminating catastrophic costs for tuberculosis: can active case finding help?

by vulgavis | Dec 10, 2019 | Developing World, Health, infectious diseases, Infectious Diseases of Poverty | 0 |

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Robots and the workforce: understanding the research

by vulgavis | Aug 12, 2019 | artificial intelligence, Journal of Organization Design, robotics, social science, Technology | 0 |

Photo by Adam Muse on Unsplash This is a guest post by authors Manav Raj and Robert Seamans,...

Finding and treating hepatitis C in vulnerable groups

by vulgavis | Jul 27, 2018 | Addiction Science & Clinical Practice, Developing World, drugs, Harm Reduction Journal, Health, Health & Justice, hepatitis, NOhep, outbreaks, prisons | 0 |
The crystal ball: predicting the next outbreak

by vulgavis | Jul 27, 2018 | cholera, dengue, Developing World, Health, malaria, outbreaks, Technology | 0 |
Highlights of the BMC series: July 2018

by vulgavis | Aug 2, 2018 | Health | 0 |

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Zero-ing in on eliminating catastrophic costs for tuberculosis: can active case finding help?

by vulgavis | Dec 10, 2019 | Developing World, Health, infectious diseases, Infectious Diseases of Poverty | 0 |

Birat Nepal Medical Trust (BNMT) The Long and winding road to diagnosis Ramesh lives in a small...

An interview with BMC Public Health Section Editor, Dr Shankar Viswanathan

by vulgavis | Dec 7, 2019 | BMC Public Health, Health, interview | 0 |
Giardia, deworming, and WASH: a complex picture

by vulgavis | Dec 6, 2019 | Biology, Developing World, global health, Health, Medicine, Neglected tropical diseases, Parasites and vectors | 0 |
Allowing food companies to put nutrition claims on their products may run counter to health promotion efforts

by vulgavis | Dec 5, 2019 | BMC Public Health, diet, Health, nutrition, obesity | 0 |

Zero-ing in on eliminating catastrophic costs for tuberculosis: can active case finding help?

by vulgavis | Dec 10, 2019 | Developing World, Health, infectious diseases, Infectious Diseases of Poverty | 0 |

Birat Nepal Medical Trust (BNMT) The Long and winding road to diagnosis Ramesh lives in a small...

An interview with BMC Public Health Section Editor, Dr Shankar Viswanathan

by vulgavis | Dec 7, 2019 | BMC Public Health, Health, interview | 0 |

Please tell us about yourself and your research interests I am a trained biostatistician with...

Giardia, deworming, and WASH: a complex picture

by vulgavis | Dec 6, 2019 | Biology, Developing World, global health, Health, Medicine, Neglected tropical diseases, Parasites and vectors | 0 |

Scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of an in vitro Giardia lamblia culture. (Picture by CDC/ Dr....

Allowing food companies to put nutrition claims on their products may run counter to health promotion efforts

by vulgavis | Dec 5, 2019 | BMC Public Health, diet, Health, nutrition, obesity | 0 |

Flickr: Alex Vilomara Nutrition claims (such as “low in fat” or “sugar free”) on food packaging...

Thinking outside the cube: The political determinants of universal health coverage

by vulgavis | Dec 4, 2019 | Developing World, global health, Globalization and Health, Health, universal health coverage | 0 |

MinION: Democratising biodiversity research by misusing a portable long-read sequencer for short-read barcoding

by vulgavis | Dec 4, 2019 | biodiversity, Biology, ecology, Technology | 0 |

Most undescribed biodiversity consists of countless of small organisms that belong to millions of...

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Finding and treating hepatitis C in vulnerable groups

Zero-ing in on eliminating catastrophic costs for tuberculosis: can active case finding help?

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Finding and treating hepatitis C in vulnerable groups

The crystal ball: predicting the next outbreak

Highlights of the BMC series: July 2018

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Zero-ing in on eliminating catastrophic costs for tuberculosis: can active case finding help?

An interview with BMC Public Health Section Editor, Dr Shankar Viswanathan

Giardia, deworming, and WASH: a complex picture

Allowing food companies to put nutrition claims on their products may run counter to health promotion efforts

Zero-ing in on eliminating catastrophic costs for tuberculosis: can active case finding help?

An interview with BMC Public Health Section Editor, Dr Shankar Viswanathan

Giardia, deworming, and WASH: a complex picture

Allowing food companies to put nutrition claims on their products may run counter to health promotion efforts

Thinking outside the cube: The political determinants of universal health coverage

MinION: Democratising biodiversity research by misusing a portable long-read sequencer for short-read barcoding

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