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New Issue #84 Vol. 21, No.
4 (October-December 2022)
Published:
January 31, 2023
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Original
Article:
2022;4:3 |
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Banskota N, Mondal N.
Associations Between
Menopausal Symptoms with
Socio-economic, Demographic
and Lifestyle Variables among
Postmenopausal Women of Assam,
Northeast India. |
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Original
Article: 2022;4:4 |
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Jyothi Lakshmi S,
Shivakumarswamy.
Menstrual Hygiene Management
and Socio-demographic Factors
among Rural Female Adolescents
in Two Backward Districts of
Karnataka: A Community Based
Cross-Sectional Study. |
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Original
Article: 2022;4:5 |
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Gaonkar OU, Raghuraj U.
Evaluation of Enhancement
Pattern of Malignant Lung
Lesion During Contrast
Enhanced Computed Tomography
- Cross Sectional Study.
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Original
Article: 2022;4:6 |
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Anu, Verma BS, Kumar S.
Clinical Profile and
Predictors of In-Hospital
Mortality in Septic Shock
Patients in a Tertiary Care
Hospital. |
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Original
Article: 2022;4:7 |
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Yoganna PN, Sandra A,
Bachol K, Maheswari E, Aruna
Sree P. Prevalence of
Drug Interactions and
Potentially Inappropriate
Medications Among Geriatric
Patients in India. |
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Original
Article: 2022;4:8 |
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Rather AA, Salati SA,
Alfehaid M.
Post-Cholecystectomy Surgical
Re-intervention for Cystic
Duct Remnant - An Experience. |
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Original
Article: 2022;4:9 |
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Bansal P, Bhargava D,
Bansal P, Ali S.
Determination of ABO Blood
Group and Rhesus Factor from
Teeth: A Double-Blinded
Randomized Controlled Trial. |
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Original
Article: 2022;4:10 |
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Goswami V, Gupta V.
Child Undernutrition among the
Bhoksa Tribe of Uttarakhand in
India. |
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Case
Report: 2022;4:11 |
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Covantsev S, Tcaci A,
Mulaeva K, Belic O.
Unusual Anatomy of the
Testicular Arteries: A Case
Report and Review of the
Clinical Implications. |
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Letter:
2022;4:12 |
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Kini SB. A Serious
Compromise in the Quality of
Medical Education in India by
Some Recently Established
Private Medical Colleges. |
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