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PLoS paper: Characteristics of RCTs in Latin America characterised by funding sourceCharacteristics of Randomized Trials Published in Latin America and the Caribbean According to Funding Source Reveiz, L et al The aims of this systematic review are to evaluate the characteristics (including the risk of bias assessment) of RCT conducted in LAC according to funding source. A review of RCTs published in 2010 in which the author's affiliation was from LAC was performed in PubMed and LILACS.
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This latest Series on non-communicable diseases (NCDs) builds on previous Lancet Series...From the Lancet: This latest Series on non-communicable diseases (NCDs) builds on previous Lancet Series (2010, 2007, 2005), and on a landmark high-level United Nations NCD meeting convened in September 2011. The aim of the new Series is to set out clear plans for countrywide implementation of NCD plans in the post-MDG era, towards the unified goal of '25 by 25'—reducing NCD mortality worldwide by 2025.
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Directory of Indian Medical Sites, Regulations, e-resourcesFrom the site: Welcome to QMed's comprehensive Directory of Indian Medical Sites. Our aim is to make this resource the first choice for locating websites of Indian medical & healthcare entities / information resources. With this Directory of Indian Medical Sites, we are working at a goal - we want people to say “Indian medical information is not hard to find” !
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Directory of Open Access JournalsThis page lists open access journals, here for health sciences.
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Governments have a legal obligation to make healthcare knowledge available to health workers & citizPlease read this Plos online blog in which Neil Pakenham-Walsh and Molly Land discuss their newly published white paper, Access to Health Information Under International Human Rights Law.
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