Disease related factors among study participants. by Helina Heluf (11199818)

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Outcomes for incident obesity-related diseases. by Tom Wiggins (5454551)

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Countries where geographical accessibility studies were conducted in relation to infectious diseases. by Fleur Hierink (9936995)

Observed decreases in capacity. by Robert L. Burdett (17364685)

Select reportable water-related diseases in Florida analyzed in this study. by Meg Jenkins (11204934)

“…<p>Select reportable water-related diseases in Florida analyzed in this study.…”

Disease related characteristics of the study participants (n = 669). by Muhammad Haroon Stanikzai (16816729)

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Proteins detected in this study that related to complement and coagulation cascade. by Mohamad Ammar Ayass (13775290)

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DEPs related to human diseases. by Hong Zhu (109912)

List of diseases by subcategories for the Diseases Wide Association Study. by Alan Le Goallec (8822810)

Transcript-Level In Silico Analysis of Alzheimer’s Disease-Related Gene Biomarkers and Their Evaluation with Bioactive Flavonoids to Explore Therapeutic Interactions by Muhammad Bilal Azmi (14519913)

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Association of diseases related characteristics with anxiety and depression. by Dilasha K. C. (19251192)

Hygiene-related and disease factors of the study participants (n = 607). by Mohammad Hayatun Nabi (11558844)

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Sociodemographic and disease-related characteristics of the study participants (n = 402). by Anan S. Jarab (11320492)

“…<p>Sociodemographic and disease-related characteristics of the study participants (n = 402).…”

Disease definition of diabetes in the past studies. by Jack C. Yue (12378408)

Spectrum of skin diseases in schoolchildren in the CDLQI study. by Rie Roselyne Yotsu (5234054)

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Included studies by disease type. by Thomas Yau (3385259)

“…A comparable occurrence of adverse events (~30%) was found between asynchronous and synchronous telerehabilitation studies. When categorized by disease type, cardiac telerehabilitation studies had the most frequent adverse events. …”

Socio-demographic and TB-related characteristics of study participants at enrollment. by Sharon E. Cox (7243847)

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What increasing or decreasing effect has the pandemic had on the following aspects of your work? (%). by Hamid R. Jamali (14626860)

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Distribution of studies of climate variability and water-related infectious diseases across the Pacific Island Countries and Territories. by Rose Hosking (13775437)

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Top networks related to diseases and functions in the comparison groups. by Hans-Juergen Schulten (706046)