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  • Research Analysis & Policy A PLOS Collection Open Data
    Published May 24, 2018 Curated Collections

    In the spirit of Open Con and highlighting the state of Open Data, PLOS is proud to release our Open Data Collection. In collaboration with our external advisor, Melissa Haendel, we have selected…

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  • Medicine & Health A PLOS Collection Translating the Cancer Genome – Implications for Diagnosis and Treatment 
    Published March 20, 2018 Curated Collections

    Dramatic reductions in the cost of sequencing, as well advances in sequencing technologies, have enabled key insights into the genomic alterations and somatic mutations that lead to cancer and…

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  • Biology & Life Sciences A PLOS Collection Cancer Research
    Published March 20, 2018 Curated Collections

    Cancers figure among the leading causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide, with approximately 14 million new cases and 8.2 million cancer related deaths each year. It is expected that annual cancer…

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  • Medicine & Health A PLOS Collection Real-Time Monitoring of Under-Five Mortality
    Published February 2, 2018 Partnered Collections, Special Issues

    In most low-income countries, Ministries of Health and their partners must rely on periodic household surveys as their primary population-level source of vital statistics. Recent initiatives around…

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  • Medicine & Health A PLOS Collection malERA – An updated research agenda for malaria elimination and eradication
    Published January 16, 2018 Partnered Collections, Special Issues

    ‘malERA Refresh’ is a forward-looking research and development agenda that accelerates progress towards malaria elimination and global eradication. The malERA Refresh special collection…

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  • Medicine & Health A PLOS Collection malERA – A Research Agenda for Malaria Eradication
    Published December 5, 2017 Partnered Collections, Special Issues

    The Malaria Eradication Research Agenda (malERA) initiative complements existing research agendas, which are primarily aimed at reducing the global burden of morbidity and mortality due to malaria by…

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  • Medicine & Health A PLOS Collection Migration & Health
    Published November 23, 2017 Curated Collections

    In May and June 2011, PLOS Medicine published a commissioned six-part series on migration and health. If internal and international migrants comprised a nation, it would be the third most populous…

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  • Biology & Life Sciences A PLOS Collection Neurodegenerative Disease Research
    Published November 13, 2017 Curated Collections

    The Neurodegenerative Disease Research section of the PLOS Neuroscience Collection includes a selection of research articles published in PLOS journals since 2014. Neurodegenerative diseases are…

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  • Medicine & Health A PLOS Collection Social Medicine in the 21st Century
    Published September 1, 2017 Curated Collections

    PLOS Medicine's October 2006 issue contained a special collection of eleven magazine articles and five research papers devoted entirely to social medicine. The collection featured many of the leaders…

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  • Medicine & Health A PLOS Collection Cancer Immunotherapy
    Published June 13, 2017 Curated Collections

    Cancer immunotherapies harness the body’s immune system to fight cancer. In general, immunotherapies either train the immune system to identify and attack cancer cells (e.g. adoptive cell…

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