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Over the past 30 years, research interest in the links between Old World fruit bats (family Pteropodidae) and paramyxoviruses has driven a rapid proliferation of surveillance studies in this system. We performed a systematic review and data synthesis of all published paramyxovirus studies of wild pteropodids. Here, we present an open, static, PRISMA-compliant database called pteroparamyxo, which includes 1,476 records of prevalence or seroprevalence from 118 studies published between 1971 and...

A primary concern for hunter-gatherer archaeology is whether occupation intensity can be broken down into its constituent components: group size, length of stay(s), and frequency of reoccupation. This article contributes to this discussion with settlement pattern data from the traditional homeland of the Hia-Ced O'odham. We employ multiple material proxies of occupation intensity in addition to site area. Our approach highlights that patterns produced by logistically mobile systems with...

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The rapid expansion of utilization of telehealth in medicine including the field of obstetrics and gynecology (OB/GYN) has substantially increased patient access to care, overcoming financial and temporal barriers for many patients. This has resulted in wider access to more specialized care that is often concentrated in academic centers, as well as innovations in education and training of future health care providers. However, many barriers to broader adoption of telehealth into routine OB/GYN...