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The Case of the Missing Neuro Drug Trials
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inEcological Impacts of Climate Change Collection 2015-2016
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inReflections on International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation
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inNeglected Populations: Decreasing Inequalities and Improving Measurement in Maternal Health. A Call for Papers for a new Maternal Health Task Force-PLOS ONE Collection
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inUpcoming AMA: Fossil Lizard from Wyoming’s Tropical Wonderland
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inFrom AGU ’15: NOAA Issues 2015 Arctic Report Card
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inSocial stress messes up the hippocampus
Adiós, River Blindness: The journey from drug discovery to elimination
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in10-14-15 PLOS Science Wednesday AMA Preview: Scientists from UC Berkeley’s Brain Imaging Center Share fMRI Methods
By Sara Kassabian The PLOS Neuro Community is gearing up for the Society for Neuroscience (#SfN15) 2015 annual meeting from October 17-21 in Chicago with a ‘PLOS Science Wednesday’ on October 14 that’s all about functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). Functional … Continue reading
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9-2-15 PLOS Science Wednesday AMA Preview: River blindness programs improve health outcomes: Evidence for increased prioritization of NTDs in post-2015 global health agenda
By Sara Kassabian River blindness (onchocerciasis) is an onerous neglected tropical disease (NTD) and the second-leading cause of preventable blindness worldwide. Onchocerciasis is transmitted by a bite from the black fly, which creates an inflammatory response that leads to blindness … Continue reading
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