《科学公立图书馆医学》.2005年.第8期
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- The Need for a New Specialist Professional Research System of “Pure” Medical Science
- Future Scenarios for Academic Medicine Should Include Other Health Disciplines
- Why We Whistleblowers Are Passionate in Our Convictions
- Nanotechnology for the Poor
- PLoS Takes a Step Backward
- Evidence-Based Medicine in Iberoamerica: Problems and Possible Solutions
- Estimating the Number of Antiretroviral Treatment Facilities Based on the Wilson–Blower Method
- Preclinical Assessment of HIV Vaccines and Microbicides by Repeated Low-Dose Virus Challenges
- Estimation of the Total Parasite Biomass in Acute Falciparum Malaria from Plasma PfHRP2
- Dissection of the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Transcriptome Using Genome-Wide cDNA Microarrays
- Croup Is Associated with the Novel Coronavirus NL63
- The Incidence of Dementia in England and Wales: Findings from the Five Identical Sites of the MRC CFA Study
- Discriminatory Attitudes and Practices by Health Workers toward Patients with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria
- A 69-Year-Old Female with Tiredness and a Persistent Tan
- Learning How Drug Companies Promote Medicines in Nepal
- Dissection of the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Transcriptome Using Genome-Wide cDNA Microarrays
- What I've Learned from E-Patients
- Human Dignity as a Criterion for Science Policy
- Agricultural Antibiotics and Human Health
- The “Free by 5” Campaign for Universal, Free Antiretroviral Therapy
- Calorie Restriction Extends Life Span— But Which Calories
- Expressing the Differences between Crohn Disease and Ulcerative Colitis
- Discriminatory Attitudes and Practices by Health Workers toward Patients with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria
- Achieving Gold Standards in Ethics and Human Rights in Medical Practice
- Discriminatory Attitudes and Practices by Health Workers toward Patients with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria
- The Discriminatory Attitudes of Health Workers against People Living with HIV
- Designing Drugs for Parasitic Diseases of the Developing World
- HIV in Nepal: Is the Violent Conflict Fuelling the Epidemic
- The Stigma of Being HIV-Positive in Africa
- Why Most Published Research Findings Are False
- Minimizing Mistakes and Embracing Uncertainty