An impressive package of technical cooperation, including the special studies and experiences documented in this issue of the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, has greatly contributed to the response to cholera in Haiti.
Enter the banded mongoose, Mungos mungo, whose contact calls appear to possess just such segmental structure, as documented in this issue of BMC Biology in a paper by David Jansen and colleagues [ 8].
A novel 3D mechanoelectrochemical model that can predict and quantify the impact of immobilized cartilage from ALS patients suffering a progressive loss of motion is documented in this issue.
The impacts of HIV/AIDS on children are well documented in this issue and elsewhere (such as Foster & Williamson, 2000; Hunter & Williamson, 2000, 2004; Richter, Manegold, & Pather, 2004; Sherr, 2008; Subbarao & Coury, 2004; USAID, 2004).
Accordingly, we take notice when Sjöström and colleagues (1) in the Swedish Obese Subjects (SOS) study, the longest and most complete bariatric surgery outcome study in the world, document in this issue that bariatric surgery reduces the incidence of heart attacks.
The Care Group experience documented in the two papers in this issue provides a good example of such an incubator experience.
With nothing but a camera and a bottle of rum, London-based photographer Lewis Khan set out to a small town in north Cuba to document the work, featured in this issue, of the day laborers who help assemble the structures used in the local Parranda, a carnivalesque street fair.
The growing economic and societal burden of diabetes as documented by the ADA in this issue of Diabetes Care highlights the urgent need to implement interventions to delay the development of type 2 diabetes (3).
The British Society of Cardiovascular Imaging published a document in September 2008 on this issue, proposing relative scores for different plain film, CT and MR studies relevant to cardiac imaging [7]. 7.
The main forest and nature policy documents in The Netherlands, Germany and Denmark address issues of access to nature generally, while in the UK reducing discrimination of ethnic minority groups in access to nature is a formalised objective to be addressed by public bodies.
