Given also the expertise in health systems within international agencies such as WHO, the fact that only 3%to5%5% (for single and multiple country studies, respectively) of all publications are led by such agencies suggests a missed opportunity to disseminate in scientific journals and to make the most of available data.
The most comprehensive European study of older people and dignity, which resulted in a large number of publications, theoretical and empirical, was led by Tadd and colleagues [ 8, 14, 15, 39- 41].
The experiment was described in the current issue of Wilderness and Environmental Medicine, a publication of the Wilderness Medical Society, and was led by scientists at Stanford University.
The publication will be led by Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras – journalists who have worked directly with Snowden – and by Jeremy Scahill, the investigative journalist and co-author of the film Dirty Wars.
The Next Web, which includes a publication that today is led by Martin Bryant, has grown into a 30-person umbrella company that puts on conferences, academic lessons and more.
(That's unusual for someone who's led a publication through two economic crashes).
Most recently, the outing campaigns that have been rolled out for Odell Beckham Jr., have been led by urban publications and promoted by many in the black community.
Among other publications that followed, she was lead editor on a revised edition of Water Power on the Sheffield Rivers (2006).
The decision to submit the report for publication was made by the lead contributors and chief investigators, who drafted and finalised the report with the help of a medical writer.
Selective publication is likely to lead to larger effects that are seen in smaller studies (Sterne et al, 2001; Rothstein et al, 2005).
