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A federal appeals court in Virginia also recently ruled that barring a transgender boy from using the boys' bathroom was a civil rights violation, and school officials in Chicago and Oregon have recently outlined protections for trans students.

In fact, the leaders of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAandand the National Institutes of Health (NIH) have recently outlined the opportunities in clinical medicine that are being created by advances in basic science, including genomics [ 39].

We have recently outlined an approach for genome-wide association of genotypes to phenotypes (GWAS for microbes or GWAS-M) that is capable of exploiting large-scale draft genome sequencing [ 5].

Shorr and colleagues, in another publication, have recently outlined the burden of early-onset candidemia, with a longer length of stay, higher crude mortality, and higher hospitalization cost when compared with bacterial bloodstream infections [ 7].

We have recently outlined a vision for capacity strengthening in global health ethics, and this too should include attention to the problem of quality end-of-life care [ 76, 77].

The children's minister said the government had recently outlined plans to tackle child sexual exploitation.

"The chief constable has recently outlined a substantial hole in the policing budget equating to £25million," he said.

Clark [ 12] has recently outlined three such reasons: Although self-care and self-protection, as well as the care and protection of friends and family members, are acknowledged in pandemic plans, it is evident that the expertise of HCPs is an integral and principal component of the response to a pandemic.

The inadequacies of standard clinical assessment in psychiatry have been recently outlined [ 58].

Principles of NGS standardisation for clinical testing have been recently outlined by a national working group on laboratory medicine convened by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [ 16].

Although the toxicology and environmental epidemiology of methylmercury have been recently outlined [ Clarkson and Magos 2006; Grandjean et al. 2005; United Nations Environmental Programme UNEPP) 2002], the sequence of scientific discoveries and consensus building reveals important caveats and complications that may have a wider relevance to environmental health research.