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The "F" in SAFE: Reliability of assessing clean faces for trachoma control in the field

November 30, 2017

The "F" in SAFE: Reliability of assessing clean faces for trachoma control in the field

Sheila K. West and colleagues studied the reliability of assessing “clean faces” in Tanzanian children to advocate for its addition to district surveys conducted as part of trachoma control programs.

Image credit: Sheila K. West, et al. (2017)

PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases: Ten Years of Serving the Global Community

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10/26/2017

Editorial

New paths for PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases

For PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases' 10th anniversary, Peter J. Hotez reflects on his time as Editor-in-Chief and announce new changes and future directions for the journal.

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New paths for PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases

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Current Issue November 2017

11/30/2017

Review

Internet-based biosurveillance methods for vector-borne diseases

In this review, Simon Pollett and colleagues examine the features, advantages, and drawbacks of Internet-based surveillance methods for vector-borne diseases using “big data” sources such as Google, Twitter, and data scraping internet newswires.

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Internet-based biosurveillance methods for vector-borne diseases

11/30/2017

research article

Chagas disease vector control and Taylor's law

Joel E. Cohen, Ricardo E. Gürtler, and colleagues report that the spatial distribution of Chagas disease insect vectors obeys Taylor's law, helping identify key habitats with high average infestation and highly variable infestation. Read the Author Summary.

Chagas disease vector control and Taylor's law

Image credit: Joel E. Cohen, Ricardo E. Gürtler, et al. (2017)

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