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November 13, 2020
11/04/2020
Diagnostics
Hanel and Thurner develop a mathematical model to compute the optimal group-size for pooled SARS-CoV-2 tests and its dependence on disease prevalence.
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11/04/2020
Health Care
Kasting and colleagues recommend focusing public health efforts on increasing beliefs in perceived severity and threat of COVID-19 to health to promote non-pharmaceutical prevention behavior.
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11/04/2020
Archaeology
Zesch and colleagues’ analysis of stucco-shrouded mummies recovered from the Saqqara necropolis reveal new insights on burial preparation and decoration of individuals of upper socioeconomic status from the late Roman Period.
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11/03/2020
Structural Biology
Gaullier and colleagues use cryo-EM to solve the structur of PARP2 in the context of damaged chromatin.
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10/22/2020
EVERYONE BLOG
Senior Editor, Jamie Males, introduces a new PLOS Collection that crosses disciplinary boundaries and represents a wide range of geographies, providing a snapshot of the diversity of research in contemporary microbial ecology.
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11/03/2020
GLOBAL HEALTH
Fagbamigbe and colleagues disentangle the demographic, contextual and proximate factors contributing to wealth-related inequalities in child malnutrition.
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10/29/2020
Cardiovascular Medicine
Hasific and colleagues investigated the association between vitamin K antagonist treatment and coronary artery calcification in a large cohort of patients with no prior cardiovascular disease.
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11/09/2020
GEOGRAPHy
Till Koebe explores an approach to small-area-estimation of poverty based on mobile phone-derived data.
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11/04/2020
Disabilities
Asa and colleagues identified psychosocial and economic themes among women caring for children with disabilities in Indonesia.
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11/04/2020
Psychology
Smith and colleagues find that people who believe they have had COVID-19 are less willing to adhere to lockdown measures due to perceived partial immunity from future infection.
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12/27/2020
Marine Biology
Ceccarelli and colleagues address the challenge of unconsolidated coral rubble, an important issue in coral reef restoration.
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