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March 22, 2019
03/13/2019
Data analysis
Husic and colleagues present a new method for analysing data without a priori knowledge of the system.
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03/14/2019
Anthropology & Physics
Ladefoged and colleagues examine interaction and affiliation in Māori society by conducting a social network analysis of Aotearoa New Zealand obsidian artefacts.
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03/06/2019
Pregnancy and HIV
Shorter leucocyte telomere length among pregnant women living with HIV who smoked throughout pregnancy orreceived a PI/r-based regimen
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03/13/2019
Microscopy
Shi and colleagues develop a method to improve alignment of semi-flexible structures with an accuracy of several nanometers with reduced computational time and memory requirements.
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02/20/2019
Health care
A large cohort study by Ventura and colleagues shows how the high quality of a health care system can affect 1-year survival rates in patients wtih AMI.
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03/01/2019
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Editor-in-Chief Joerg Heber reflects back on a successful past year at PLOS ONE and the exciting plans for 2019
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02/22/2019
Child Health
Using datasets from Ethiopia, India, Peru and Vietnam, Kumar et al. investigate how nutrition and growth are linked to educational outcomes in adolescents.
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03/13/2019
Mental health
Reiss and colleagues find that low SES and stressful life situations were associated with mental health problems in a population-based sample of children and adolescents.
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03/06/2019
pediatrics
Combining clinical and echocardiographic variables determines risk of bronchopulmonary dysplasia
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03/15/2019
microscopy
Dujardin and colleagues develop an automated approach for using atomic force microscopy to analyse cells.
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03/13/2019
Conservation
Stalmans and colleagues show recovery of large mammals in a protected area following civil war occurs at different rates.
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Work by Prieto and colleagues suggests children and camelid sacrifices might be linked to a climatic event.
Caro and colleagues show that, when worn by horse, coats with a striped pattern helped reduce horsefly landings suggesting zebra's stripes may help deter these tabanid flies.
Gorsack and O'Connor identify a new species of sauropod dinosaur with a heart-shaped tailbone.
Voss and colleagues show ancient whale's stomach content consisted of smaller whales and large fishes suggesting B. isis was an apex predator.
Nuyujukian and colleagues use an intracortical brain-computer interface to allow patients to control tablets.
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