Characteristics of households, women and men by survey round, Bangladesh 2004–2018. by Phuong Hong Nguyen (3240171)

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MEN1 protein expression and its correlation with clinicopathological parameters of the patients. by Sheersh Massey (9421670)

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Labour supply increase of women. by Anna Matysiak (17468036)

“…We find that women indeed respond to men’s unemployment by increasing their labour supply though the response is fairly weak. …”

Men’s height trends between NFHS-III and NFHS-IV. by Krishna Kumar Choudhary (11450350)

Percentage of men ever tested for HIV by countries. by Mukhtar A. Ijaiya (16425680)

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EQ-5D index score in men and women hypertensive patients. by Hyejin Jung (1634347)

Descriptive Statistics, Internal Consistencies, and Correlations for Men and Women. by Pedro Antonio Díaz-Fúnez (5993285)

Labour supply increase of women by by MTRs. by Anna Matysiak (17468036)

“…We find that women indeed respond to men’s unemployment by increasing their labour supply though the response is fairly weak. …”

Labour supply increase of women by NRRs. by Anna Matysiak (17468036)

“…We find that women indeed respond to men’s unemployment by increasing their labour supply though the response is fairly weak. …”

Trends in hypertension and diabetes among women and men by survey rounds, Bangladesh 2004–2018. by Phuong Hong Nguyen (3240171)

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Cox regression results presented as hazard ratios (HR) and confidence intervals (CI) for the risk of receiving an early DP (at 20–42 years old), estimated for men and women. by Fredinah Namatovu (6286721)

HIV testing-young men dataset. by McKenzie Maviso (19421693)

“…Also, outreach and community-based testing programs for young men in rural and prioritized areas requiring urgent prevention interventions are feasible options in PNG.…”

Correlation of <i>MEN1</i> promoter methylation status with clinicopathological parameters of the patients. by Sheersh Massey (9421670)

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Illustration of the aggregated tap water awareness profile for both women and men. by Stijn Brouwer (4593706)

Prevalence of noncommunicable diseases among women and men by division and survey round, Bangladesh 2004–2018. by Phuong Hong Nguyen (3240171)

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Men’s attitude to female cancer screening. by Ifeoma Peace Okafor (7485932)

“…</p><p>Conclusion</p><p>Community-based programs for males, especially the younger and less educated, should be implemented to increase their involvement. It is also suggested that mass media messages be spread and online platforms be explored in order to increase men’s awareness and participation in female cancer screening.…”

Characteristics of first year university men in Hanoi, Vietnam by SEM exposure level (n = 739). by Irina Bergenfeld (7547201)

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<i>MEN1</i> mRNA expression and its correlation with clinicopathological parameters of the patients. by Sheersh Massey (9421670)

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The increased risk of all-cause mortality, hazard ratio (HR), associated with exertional breathlessness intensity as a function of the probability of normal exertional breathlessne... by Viktor Elmberg (9368891)

Prevalance of underweight and overweight/obesity among women and men by division and survey round, Bangladesh 2004–2018. by Phuong Hong Nguyen (3240171)

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