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Emily MacLean

Washington, D.C.
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Tongue swab Xpert MTB/RIF Ultra testing for tuberculosis in adolescents: a cross-sectional study of diagnostic accuracy and acceptability

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By Emily MacLean, Emily Maclean, Thu Thuy Ma, Long Huynh Chuong
| medRxiv
Abstract Introduction Improved diagnostics are needed for people at risk of tuberculosis, especially adolescents. Tongue swab (TS) molecular testing has emerged as a promising strategy for tuberculosis diagnosis. We evaluated diagnostic accuracy and acceptability of Xpert MTB/RIF Ultra (Xpert) using TS samples for tuberculosis detection among adolescents. Methods We conducted a cross-sectional diagnostic accuracy study with consecutive recruitment in Vietnam.
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Molecular diagnostic tests for isoniazid-resistant tuberculosis: a scoping review

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By Emily MacLean, Emily Maclean, Sophia B Georghiou
| The Lancet
Introduction Drug-resistant tuberculosis is a public health threat and a major barrier to the achievement of the WHO End TB strategy targets.1 Isoniazid-resistant, rifampicin-susceptible tuberculosis is the most common form of drug-resistant tuberculosis, affecting an estimated 7·4% of newly diagnosed and 11·4% of previously treated individuals with tuberculosis globally.2 The katG S315T mutation is the most common isoniazid resistance-conferring mutation and frequently arises before...
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The Housemaid: empowerment without escape

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By Emily MacLean, Emily Maclean
| Epigram (newspaper)
By Emily MacLean, Second Year, English Unfortunately, Paul Feig’s film adaptation of The Housemaid falters in its feminist ambitions, repeating the same shortcomings as Frieda McFadden’s novel. What could have been a searing study of domestic entrapment and survival is watered down to hollow sensationalism, ultimately failing to imagine liberation beyond survival. The film centres on Millie Calloway, an ex-convict hired as a housemaid for the wealthy Winchester family.
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