🔎 Stakeholder perspectives from 15 countries in Africa on barriers in snakebite envenoming research and the potential role of research hubs plos.io/3RSDfiG

Checkout this recent study exploring assessment of biomarkers and clinical parameters as predictors of survival in patients with chagasic heart failure: plos.io/479ftDl

Prevalence and risk factors for human leptospirosis at a hospital serving a pastoralist community, Endulen, Tanzania plos.io/3GRA9Fd

Checkout this recent study exploring assessment of biomarkers and clinical parameters as predictors of survival in patients with chagasic heart failure: plos.io/479ftDl

🔎 Effects of cattle on vector-borne disease risk to humans: A systematic review plos.io/4asIsVN

Comparison of clinical and laboratory characteristics between severe and non-severe dengue in pediatrics 🔎 plos.io/4789PS3

Our pioneering Open Access health literacy research covers the full breadth of public health and clinical medicine. Read the latest #HealthLiteracy and #HealthcareSystems research at plos.io/3PhhQOw

This recent study from researchers aims to describe the epidemiology and management of strongyloidiasis in Auckland, with a focus on migrants from Pacific Island Countries and Territories. plos.io/3TF14dm

New from researchers at Mbarara University, The AfricaMuseum, and KU Leuven: Citizens can help to map putative transmission sites for snail-borne diseases 🔎 plos.io/3vIPTIN

In this recent study, researchers from ILRI.org, Makerere University, and Universidad de Navarra discuss sero-prevalence and risk factors associated with occurrence of anti-Brucella antibodies among slaughterhouse workers in Uganda. plos.io/4aoGk0T

This recent study from researchers aims to describe the epidemiology and management of strongyloidiasis in Auckland, with a focus on migrants from Pacific Island Countries and Territories. plos.io/3TF14dm

In this recent study, researchers from ILRI.org, Makerere University, and Universidad de Navarra discuss sero-prevalence and risk factors associated with occurrence of anti-Brucella antibodies among slaughterhouse workers in Uganda. plos.io/4aoGk0T

New from researchers at Mbarara University, The AfricaMuseum, and KU Leuven: Citizens can help to map putative transmission sites for snail-borne diseases 🔎 plos.io/3vIPTIN

We're breaking down barriers in open and inclusive #healthliteracy research. Our health literacy & healthcare studies empower patients, combat health inequities, & foster global health improvements 🌍 Discover leading and latest papers at plos.io/4br7XpZ

If you're attending MSF UK Scientific Days on May 16, be sure to say hi to our Journal Development Editor Hannah Harwood attending on behalf of PLOS NTDs with editors from PLOS Medicine & PLOS One. Can't make it in-person? Virtually register at plos.io/4bdcoFg #MSFsci

A great presentation today from our Academic Editor Professor Ahmed Hassan Fahal at MSF UK Scientific Days sharing results from a phase 2 trial improving treatment for eumycetoma patients in #Sudan. Read more from Dr. Fahal and colleagues in this recent article plos.io/3wH1R6f. #MSFsci

#PeerReviewWeek is here! For an overview of this week's events from PeerReviewWeek, and quick access to PLOS peer review resources, check out our latest post on The Official PLOS Blog: plos.io/4et8UAl

With this week's #PeerReviewWeek theme ‘Innovation and Technology in Peer Review’ we’re curious to know what kinds of innovations you think would most improve the peer review process?