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  • Medicine & Health A PLOS Collection Climate Change and Health
    Published February 22, 2019 Curated Collections

    Climate change and the impacts on health are being increasingly reported and documented. It is expected that with continued rises in global temperature and greenhouse gas emissions the effects on…

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  • Research Analysis & Policy A PLOS Collection Meta-Research: Policy and Interventions
    Published February 8, 2019 Curated Collections

    Meta-research, or the scientific study of research practices, aims to characterize existing standards and ultimately improve the quality and reliability of scientific research. We collect here…

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  • Research Analysis & Policy A PLOS Collection Meta-Research: Evaluation and Scientometrics
    Published February 8, 2019 Curated Collections

    Meta-research, or the scientific study of research practices, aims to characterize existing standards and ultimately improve the quality and reliability of scientific research. We collect here…

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  • Research Analysis & Policy A PLOS Collection Meta-Research: Tools for Improving Biomedical Research
    Published February 8, 2019 Curated Collections

    Meta-research, or the scientific study of research practices, aims to characterize existing standards and ultimately improve the quality and reliability of scientific research. We collect here…

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  • Research Analysis & Policy A PLOS Collection Meta-Research: Methods
    Published February 8, 2019 Curated Collections

    Meta-research, or the scientific study of research practices, aims to characterize existing standards and ultimately improve the quality and reliability of scientific research. We collect here…

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  • Research Analysis & Policy A PLOS Collection Meta-Research: Reproducibility
    Published February 8, 2019 Curated Collections

    Meta-research, or the scientific study of research practices, aims to characterize existing standards and ultimately improve the quality and reliability of scientific research. We collect here…

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  • Medicine & Health A PLOS Collection The Global Challenges of Noncommunicable Diseases
    Published February 6, 2019 Curated Collections

    Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) are responsible for two-thirds of the world's deaths, one-fourth of which occur before the age of 60. Nearly 80% of NCD deaths occur in low- and middle-income…

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  • Biology & Life Sciences A PLOS Collection PLOS Biology’s XV Collection: 15 Years of Open Science
    Published January 17, 2019 Curated Collections

    To commemorate 15 years of PLOS Biology, this collection will showcase a series of twelve blog posts, one each month, featuring an article selected by one of our hard-working Editorial Board Members…

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  • Research Analysis & Policy A PLOS Collection PLOS Pathogens: Research Matters
    Published January 10, 2019 Curated Collections

    PLOS Pathogens presents Research Matters as a means to bridge the gap between academic research and the public. Research Matters provides a forum for active scientists to tell the public how diverse…

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  • Medicine & Health A PLOS Collection Cardiovascular Diseases
    Published January 3, 2019 Curated Collections

    Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the number one cause of death and disability globally, with an estimated 17.7 million deaths from CVD in 2015. More than three-quarters of CVD deaths occur in low- and…

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