Nature Communications
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Microbial co-occurrences on catheters from long-term catheterized patients
This study determines the positive and negative microbial co-occurrences between uropathogenic species in the lower urinary tract microenvironment of long-term catheterized patients.
The collaboration behind a study on COVID-19 neurological complications
"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” –Helen Keller.
Two Can Play the Game of “You”: Behavioral Consequences of Second-Person Pronouns in Written communications Between Authors and Reviewers of Scientific Papers
In peer review, authors addressing reviewers using second-person pronouns receive fewer questions, shorter responses, and more positive feedback. This is because “you” (vs. non-“you”) usage creates a more personal and engaging conversation. Here, the authors offer some reflections on their work.