Are mental health nurses ready for the challenge of physical healthcare?
Mental health nurses have a significant part to play in improving the mental health and the physical health of those with long-term psychiatric problems. In… Read more »
26 Apr 2019
Open research pioneers, open perspectives
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“Zero malaria starts with me” practice implementation
For World Malaria Day we invited Dr. Ernest Tambo, Editorial Board member of Infectious Disease of Poverty to write about the importance of implementing a… Read more »
Prevalence of post-treatment Lyme disease in the United States — what can we expect?
While most patients recover form Lyme disease, a proportion do not respond to treatment and develop persistent symptoms such as chronic pain, cognitive… Read more »
Malaria elimination: are we nearly there yet?
The road to malaria elimination is a long one, but how close are we to the end goal? Can malaria be eliminated and remain eliminated? Here, some experts working… Read more »
Why do women still resort to informal sector abortions in countries where abortion is legal?
Abortion is generally a safe procedure when carried out in the formal healthcare setting in countries where it is legal. However, many women choose to seek… Read more »
An early warning tool for quarantine plant pathogen detection
Once plant pathogens have spread and settled in a certain area, eradication is extremely difficult. Prevention by early detection at ports of entry is… Read more »
Tafenoquine for Plasmodium vivax malaria
In this blog the authors discuss a new drug called tafenoquine, approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration in 2018 to prevent all malarias and… Read more »
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