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  1. Multidrug resistance in bacteria causing community-acquired urinary tract infections among adult outpatients attending primary healthcare facilities in Mwanza, Tanzania

    By Eunice G. Emmanuel; Ashura Khamis; Elikana Michael; Dorina Muhizi; James Thomas; Bernard Okamo; Farida I. Mkassy; Eveline T. Konje; Vitus Silago; Martha F. Mushi; Stephen E. Mshana · Reuse terms & credit · PLOS journal metadata. Check original article type, methods, limitations and corrections.

  2. Implementing computer‑aided detection for TB active case finding: A qualitative study of feasibility and acceptability in Tondo, Manila

    By Emelie Yonally Phillips; Ma. Danica Katrina P. Galvan; Juno Min; Cathy Hewison; Carmina Duyala; John Carlo Palmado; Sheryl N. Peral; Olivier Camelique; Mary Ruth C. Roxas; Marve D. Duka; Gina F. Pardilla; Maria Julieta C. Recidoro; Richard H. Castro; Farah Hossain; Helena Huerga; Valentina Carnimeo · Reuse terms & credit · PLOS journal metadata. Check original article type, methods, limitations and corrections.

  3. Diagnostic performance of the ECG-SMART AI score for detecting angiographically significant coronary artery disease in patients undergoing elective coronary angiography

    By Dania A. Bani Hani; Jafar A. Alshraideh; Hamza Alduraidi; Akram Saleh; Nathan T. Riek; Karam Daoud; Rui Qi Ji; Samir Saba; Clifton W. Callaway; Salah Al-Zaiti · Reuse terms & credit · PLOS journal metadata. Check original article type, methods, limitations and corrections.

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