World Food Day 2019: encouraging healthy diets for a #zerohunger world
To celebrate World Food Day we takes a look at nutrition studies recently registered at the ISRCTN registry
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World Heart Day: Saving lives with CPR
To celebrate World Heart Day, we take a look at studies of CPR registered at the ISRCTN registry.
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The changing narrative of MRSA infection control in the United States
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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.
How does family history affect the risk of preterm birth?
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How can patient and public involvement benefit clinical trials?
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