By Abraar Karan MD, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Many nights, I wondered what was worse: risking a bite from…
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post Opinion: Who should lead WHO (pt 2 of 3)? Why I support Pakistan’s “Great Reformer”Read more
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post Trump wants deep cuts to international aid: the uncalculated costs of global health insecurityRead more
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post Why Mentors Matter: Global Health Research Mentorship in LMICs #WorldHealthDay2017Read more
By Abraar Karan MD, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Mentorship in global health is severely lacking for young leaders who…
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post Opinion: Who should lead WHO (Pt 1 of 3)? Dr. Tedros, nominee of the Government of Ethiopia.Read more
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Open Access Repost: The Top Ten Ways to Tell that a Journal is FakeRead more
[PLOSBLOGS note: We’re republishing this popular post in light of recent coverage on the subject, “A Scholarly Sting Operation Shines a Light on ‘Predatory’…
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Autism Researcher ‘First Person’: Why Context Matters When Assessing Autistic TraitsRead more
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post Ending a Global Epidemic: Tuberculosis in Children #UnitetoEndTBRead more
“When my daughter got sick, I took her to a clinic in my neighborhood. They gave her cough syrup for seven days…
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Global health The U.S. Needs a Lesson in Food Policy from Mexico by Daniel Taber, PhD, MPHRead more
What do you tell people when you’re an invited “expert,” yet in some ways you’re the dumbest person in the room? That…
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Global health From the archives: A Story of 20,000 Healthy Mothers and Babies by Dr. Nosakhare OrobatonRead more
[Originally published as a PLOS BLOGS Network guest post on December 10, 2013] By Dr. Nosakhare Orobaton To mark Year Three of the…
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Global health Known Knowns and Unknowns of U.S. Drug PricingRead more
By Joshua P. Cohen Research Associate Professor, Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development (Full bio below this post) Media scrutiny…
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Autism NeuroTribes, Steve Silberman on a haunting history and new hope for autistic peopleRead more
[Congratulations to Steve Silberman, just awarded the 2015 Samuel Johnson Prize, UK’s top nonfiction award for NeuroTribes. This interview with Silberman by Emily…