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What Are ‘Superspreader’ Events and Why Should You Avoid Them?
Three avoidable risk factors contributing to early death
Learn how to manage these conditions for a healthy life.
What is the 'antibiotic apocalypse,' and can it be avoided?
Except maybe climate change, it's the thing scientists get scariest about: Are we about to be devoured by drug resistant super-bugs?
Want to Avoid Asthma Triggers? This Technology May Help
“I can’t breathe!”<br>That’s one of the scariest sentences for patients to utter and for physicians to hear. And if you’ve [...]
Can Autopsies help avoid Medical Errors?
Performing more autopsies may serve the dual role of learning about the prevalence of hospital medical errors and to advance medicine.
Avoiding unnecessary antibiotics benefits individual and community
Dear Dr. Roach: In a recent column, you made a point about antibiotic overuse that I hadn't heard before: "The antibiotics will be more effective
A patient readmission: Could it have been avoided?
The irony is that there is a new scoring system that’s supposed to predict a person’s risk of readmission.
How the Biology of Lower Socioeconomic Status May Raise CV Risk
It may raise the risk for CV events through upregulation of the amygdala's stress responses, promoting immune activation and arterial inflammation, researchers propose.
Fresh Ideas on Clinical Terminologies, Code Mapping & Patient Insights
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If We Find Alien Life, Can We Avoid Harming It?
Extraterrestrial microbes might need protection from humans. And although some outlines already exist, there are many ethical details to flesh out.
People Who Avoided Illness Could Be Key in Treating Those Who Didn’t
Scientists hope to find answers in the DNA of people who have a mutated gene that should have made them ill or killed them, but did not.
8 Simple errors to avoid when you submit a revised manuscript
So, you submitted your manuscript to PLOS ONE and the editor issued a revise decision. What happens next? When you submit your revised manuscript to the journal, it will undergo a series of checks to ensure it meets our technical and policy requirements (read more about checks in Part 1 of this series). The more complete your submission is, the more quickly it can be returned to the editor to proceed to the next stage of editorial assessment. Before you resubmit, check if…
Avoiding a Time When Bacteria Can No Longer Be Stopped
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, via Associated Press This lethal type of bacteria has become resistant to nearly all antibiotics.
