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Deepen your understanding of the health challenges affecting refugees through "Migration and Health: the hidden global public health crisis," an article featured in Health Education Research's new special issue. Explore further: https://oxford.ly/3xSM5FB

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Spring is well and truly here at Oxford University Press! Browse our Spring Preview, including new titles on slavery reparations, capitalism, Artificial Intelligence, and more: https://oxford.ly/3VKBer4

When I picked up Dali L. Yang's book 'Wuhan: How the COVID-19 Outbreak in China Spiraled out of Control' I'll admit it was with some trepidation — did I really want to read about the origins of the pandemic? I'm glad to have done so, however. This piece of meticulous research not only helps us to understand how and why Covid rampaged through Wuhan in those fateful weeks in the 2019-20 winter; it also demonstrates how political incentives in China created an environment in which vital information was not allowed to circulate, leading to crucial misunderstandings and policy errors. I'm grateful to Professor Yang for taking the time to talk through some of the themes of the book for this Q&A in The Wire China. https://lnkd.in/eJNSjxHi

Discover open access resources from OUP – opening the doors to trusted research. As the largest university press publisher of open access research, Oxford University Press is committed to providing accessible and free-to-reach resources to researchers, educators, and students globally. It’s part of our commitment to supporting scholarly development around the world. We have been publishing open access since 2004, and now our open access offering includes: • More than 135 fully open access journals • Over 250 open access books • At least 1,800 new open access articles each month. Expand your resource collection today with our open access products 🔓 Discover them here: https://oxford.ly/4aPlo3o

Calling all researchers! European Hormone Day returns, and European Journal of Endocrinology invites you to contribute to the celebration. Publish your endocrinology research with us and join the global conversation. Discover 5 reasons to publish with EJE: https://oxford.ly/4aLWt0h #EuropeanHormoneDay #BecauseHormonesMatter

The Entomological Society of America (ESA) is the world’s largest organization serving the professional and scientific needs of entomologists. Did you know, you can publish your work open access in any of the ESA journals? Broaden your reach and inspire researchers globally by publishing open access. Learn more: https://oxford.ly/3UjBKdA

From papers covering bacteriophages in food safety to the role of butyrate in atherosclerotic diseases, the Journal of Applied Microbiology's newest virtual issue includes a variety of key #microbiology topics. Explore research from a selection of our Chinese authors: https://oxford.ly/3TMMTTD Applied Microbiology International