Study assesses financial incentives for maternal and child health in DR Congo
A new economic analysis suggests that performance-based financing could be a cost-effective way to improve maternal and newborn health in ...
A new economic analysis suggests that performance-based financing could be a cost-effective way to improve maternal and newborn health in ...
A new study suggests that volcanic eruptions in the nineteenth century did more than cool the planet for a few ...
A new study has identified the bone marrow as a possible command center for a form of immune memory that ...
Tetralogy of Fallot was once regarded primarily as a childhood surgical problem: close the holes, relieve the obstruction to blood ...
Cities are often described as resilient when they can absorb a shock and return to normal. But a new study ...
A warming Arctic is changing more than the familiar lowland tundra. New research published in Communications Earth & Environment reports ...
A new study of emerging adult college students suggests that adverse childhood experiences may cast a long shadow over well-being—but ...
Large-scale educational assessments may have found a powerful statistical ally in an unlikely place: stability. A new study by Leslie ...
A rare and potentially fatal complication of long-term mechanical heart support has drawn attention to an overlooked source of clinical ...
Writing, buttoning a shirt, picking up a coin or holding a utensil may look effortless, but each action depends on ...
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