The changing narrative of MRSA infection control in the United States
MRSA is now endemic in the United States with approximately 2% of the general population carrying the disease. In a commentary published today in… Read more »
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Highlights of the BMC Series: May 2019
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Take a fresh look at diabetes research for UK Diabetes Week
To mark UK Diabetes Week, we take a look at the latest diabetes clinical trials registered at the ISRCTN registry.
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Women born preterm are known to be at higher risk of themselves giving birth preterm, but the role of family history on this risk… Read more »
How can patient and public involvement benefit clinical trials?
The 20th May is International Clinical Trials Day. To celebrate this day the Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) Manager at… Read more »
Clinical Trials Day Quiz 2019
How much do you know about the latest research into randomized controlled trials? Take the quiz, share your results and explore… Read more »
BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth – Highlights of 2018
BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth publishes papers from around the world on a wide variety of topics related to all aspects of… Read more »
The importance of negative results for family medicine
Healthcare-related trials showing positive results of an intervention, whether a drug, a device, or an educational program, are… Read more »
Commonly Held Myths of Head and Neck Cancers
There are many myths associated with head and neck cancer such as how environmental influences can affect our risk, or what role… Read more »
Sport research for development and peace
To mark the fifth International Day of Sport for Development and Peace, Nick Hylands-White, Database Editor for ISRCTN, takes a… Read more »