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C. auris: Resistance is Everything

Three CHEERS for the TREND to CONSORT with ORION at the EQUATOR: Or, Reporting Guidelines for Research

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The latest notorious pathogen to receive national press coverage is C. auris, a newcomer to the field and a threat with global implications. Joining...

For almost every type of research design, there is an expert-created set of reporting guidelines that attempts to standardize how data is shared....