October is here, which means the holiday season is almost upon us – starting, of course, with Halloween. PLOS ONE doesn’t publish…

If the thought of a calm moonlit night out on a tropical island makes you want to be at the beach, you…

For the XVIII International Congress for Tropical Medicine and Malaria Conference in Rio de Janeiro, PLOS ONE is highlighting eight recent articles. …

In this last post of the Women’s Health and Fitness Series, we delve into the mother of all topics: pregnancy. As one…

In the last few weeks, we have discussed a range of topics that influence woman’s health and fitness, including obesity, cardiovascular disease…

As National Women’s Health and Fitness Day approaches on September 26th, there are only a few more topics left in PLOS ONE’s…

It’s not every day that you come across a living member of an extinct species. Nathan Whelan, a doctoral student at the…

Discovering whether viruses cause cancer is important for public health, since prevention or treatment of these viral infections can avoid a potentially…

Last week we discussed the role of fitness in women’s overall health, and this week, we will address cardiovascular disease, which kills…

Yesterday PLOS ONE published a fascinating article on the discovery of a new monkey species in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The…

If you look closely at the image above, you’ll see that the mouths of these cichlid fish, Perissodus microlepis, curve in opposite…

In August, PLOS ONE papers made the news for research on morality in infants, the first domesticated turkeys, the dangers of sea…