When Sickness Makes Families Poor: Peru’s Hidden Health-Care Poverty Trap
A twelve-year analysis of Peruvian household survey data shows that out-of-pocket medical payments pushed 2.7 percent of non-poor families into ...
A twelve-year analysis of Peruvian household survey data shows that out-of-pocket medical payments pushed 2.7 percent of non-poor families into ...
A 25-year analysis of CDC mortality data reveals that respiratory failure deaths among US adult cancer patients reversed a long-term ...
A randomized placebo-controlled trial in Tunisia found that quercetin–bromelain supplementation significantly reduced respiratory deterioration in hospitalized COVID-19 patients, though mortality ...
When the COVID-19 pandemic swept through New York City in 2020, it did more than empty the subways and shutter ...
Researchers in the Philippines used GIS sieve mapping to rank 46 barangays in Lemery, Batangas by combined COVID-19 case counts ...
New University of Cambridge research finds that fewer than one in five children on child protection plans or in care ...
When SARS-CoV-2 first swept across the globe in early 2020, the pharmaceutical world faced a brutal mismatch: conventional vaccine and ...
A Veterans Health Administration study of 110,136 patients with opioid use disorder found that racial and ethnic gaps in receipt ...
A new analysis finds that leading Covid-19 accountability assessments by The Lancet and The BMJ largely ignored the harms and ...
A five-year hospital study in western Saudi Arabia finds rapid emergence of resistance to last-resort antibiotics such as tigecycline and ...
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