341) The benefits of multi-disease, multi-sectoral approaches could g |
342) uss the feasibility of implementing multi-disease, multi-sectoral intervention packa |
343) Patients with end-stage renal disease on hemodialysis undergoing surgery |
344) g Jordanian patients with end stage renal disease on maintenance haemodialysis. |
345) Their mean age at disease onset was 25 ± 13.88 years an |
346) oyment rates were found to increase after disease onset. |
347) genesis of ITP and its relation to age of disease onset, clinical course, and respon |
348) oups after their stratification by age of disease onset, clinical course, or respons |
349) Accounts of drinking water-borne disease outbreaks have always captured the |
350) enterica have been implicated in several disease outbreaks linked to consumption of |
351) aims to assess the influence of gender on disease patterns in Iranian patients with |
352) n fail to identify patients with atypical disease patterns. |
353) in which case the social determinants of disease phobia are associated with communi |
354) he public fear of HPAI was expressed as a disease phobia that seeks to ensure the so |
355) Health education, disease prevention and nutrition were the |
356) to develop plans for health promotion and disease prevention counseling in the commu |
357) Knowledge of the disease processes and imaging modalities u |
358) olorectal surgery is a necessity for many disease processes such as diverticulitis, |
359) nt and attributions of control related to disease progression, imminence of death, a |
360) tiology of heart failure, the rapidity of disease progression, or the response to ph |
361) patterns are likely to be recognized when disease surveillance methods are designed |
362) Most infectious disease surveillance methods are not well |
363) Treatment of this disease usually involves the correction of |
364) t diabetes mellitus (IDDM) is a metabolic disease usually resulting from autoimmune- |
365) iabetic patients with peripheral vascular disease were divided into two groups accor |
366) ernationally agreed criteria for Behcet's disease were the International Study Group |
367) ned in 180 patients with sickle cell (SS) disease (126 sickle homozygous and 54 sick |
368) tooth extraction, followed by periodontal disease (22.1%). |
369) literacy for preventing acute infectious disease (66.8%), literacy for preventing n |
370) uated for the presence of coronary artery disease; (7) use targeted treatment for HF |
371) nra, in patients with multiorgan Behcet's disease (BD). |
372) The etiology of Crohn's disease (CD), an autoimmune, inflammatory |
373) Camurati-Engelmann disease (CED) or progressive diaphyseal dy |
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