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  1. 921
    por Tashani, Osama A., Johnson, Mark I.
    Publicado 2010
    “…Ibn Sina (Latin name – Avicenna, 980–1037) is a famous Muslim physician who wrote The Canon of Medicine. …”
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    Avicenna's concept of pain
  2. 922
    “…A 60-year old Muslim man was admitted to the Dhaka Hospital of ICDDR,B with an exacerbation of his chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. …”
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    Extending Prayer Marks as a Sign of Worsening Chronic Disease
  3. 923
    “…Patient B was a Catholic who experienced spirits around her whom she believed were sent by Satan. Patient C was a Muslim and believed she was possessed by spirits. …”
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    Religious Beliefs, Possession States, and Spirits: Three Case Studies from Sri Lanka
  4. 924
    por Moosavi, Jamal
    Publicado 2009
    “…Avicenna, a Muslim scientist of the tenth and eleventh centuries has an important place in the history of medicine in Iran and the world. …”
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    The Place of Avicenna in the History of Medicine
  5. 925
    por Zunic, Lejla, Masic, Izet
    Publicado 2015
    “…Along with them were developed and Muslim attars, who founded and attars marketplace in Sarajevo. …”
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    Roots of Pharmacy Practice in Bosnia and Herzegovina from the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Period: Attars’ Mission for Pharmaceutical Care
  6. 926
    “…A review of the relevant literature in the database of MEDLINE published in English between 1966 and August 2015 was performed with the following keywords: doctor-patient relationship, physician-patient relationship, ethics, and Islam. The Muslim doctor should be familiar with the Islamic teachings on the daily issues faced in his/her practice and the relationship with his/her patients.…”
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    Doctor-patient relationship: Islamic perspective
  7. 927
    “…Suicide among Muslims and in Muslim countries is rare (Hocaoglu et al, 2007). …”
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    Pattern of attempted suicide in Babylon in the last 6 years of sanctions against Iraq
  8. 928
    “…Here we report the effect of intermittent fasting on response to nilotinib as upfront in a 49-year-old female Muslim who fasted during Ramadan and took her medication once instead of twice daily and remained in major molecular response.…”
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    Ramadan Fasting in a Patient with Chronic Myeloid Leukemia Receiving Nilotinib as Upfront
  9. 929
    “…The largest number of samples was classified as Ashkenazi Jewish (n = 1011), followed by Muslim Arabs (n = 613). We detected one tier-2 and seven tier-3 variants that were not included in existing carrier screening panels for Ashkenazi Jewish or Muslim Arab ancestries. …”
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    Community data-driven approach to identify pathogenic founder variants for pan-ethnic carrier screening panels
  10. 930
    “…Additionally, increased pregnancy-specific hassles (beta = 0.54), being Muslim compared to Christians (beta = 2.42), urinary tract infections (beta = 1.72), and having been emotionally or physically abused (beta = 1.19) were significantly associated with higher levels of anxiety and could predict 49% of the total variance. …”
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    Traversing mental health disorders during pregnancy: Lebanese women’s experiences of antepartum depression and anxiety
  11. 931
    “…Moreover, a greater emphasis should be placed on initiatives that promote safer sexual behaviors, particularly targeting men living in pastoral regions, unmarried individuals, and Muslim religious followers.…”
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    Factors Associated with Risky Sexual Behavior Among Reproductive-Age Men in Ethiopia: Evidence from Ethiopian Demography and Health Survey 2016
  12. 932
    “…RESULTS: Prior to receiving support, Tamil and Muslim ethnicity, ≥60 years of age and civilian status were predictors of severe symptoms of anxiety; Tamil ethnicity, ≥50 years of age and being the mother of a missing person were predictors of severe symptoms of depression; and ≥ 50 years of age and severe symptoms of anxiety and depression were predictors of severe somatic difficulties. …”
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    Mental health and psychosocial support for families of missing persons in Sri Lanka: A retrospective cohort study
  13. 933
    “…Older age group, being single marital status, alcohol drinker, media unexposed, had no work, and Muslim religion follower were factors affecting khat chewing. …”
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    Spatial Distribution and Factors Associated with Khat Chewing among Adult Males 15-59 Years in Ethiopia Using a Secondary Analysis of Ethiopian Demographic and Health Survey 2016: Spatial and Multilevel Analysis
  14. 934
    “…CONCLUSION: In this study, the prevalence of anemia among young women was high. Being a follower of Muslim and protestant religions, being married women, modern contraceptive use and being from the rural area were found to be significant determinants of anemia among young women. …”
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    Prevalence and determinants of anemia among young (15–24 years) women in Ethiopia: A multilevel analysis of the 2016 Ethiopian demographic and health survey data
  15. 935
    “…CONCLUSION: These preliminary findings suggest that DBT skills training is feasible and acceptable in a Muslim-majority, low resource clinical setting, and holds promise in improving clinical outcomes among BPD patients in Malaysia. …”
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    Implementation of brief dialectical behavior therapy skills training among borderline personality disorder patients in Malaysia: feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary outcomes
  16. 936
    “…Significant risk factors associated with the likelihood of exposure to violence among girls are orphanhood, living in a household receiving safety nets and living in a Muslim-majority community. Among boys, age, school attendance, disability, a household receiving safety nets, sharing a household with a depressed individual, and living in a Muslim-majority community, were associated with exposure to violence. …”
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    Risk factors of adolescent exposure to violence in Burkina Faso
  17. 937
    Publicado 2006
    Tabla de Contenidos: “…Khan -- Violence and home: Afghan women's experience of displacement / Saba Gul Khattak -- Migration/dislocation: a gendered perspective / Urvashi Butalia -- Women after partition: remembering the lost world in a life without future / Anasua Basu Raychaudhury -- Between Tamil and Muslim: women mediating multiple identities in a new war / Darini Rajasingham-Senanayake -- Contesting 'infantalisation' of forced migrant women / Rita Manchanda -- Gender, borders, and transversality: the emerging women's movement in the Burma-Thailand borderlands / Mary O'Kane -- Can the women flee?…”
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    Gender, conflict, and migration /
  18. 938
    “…The lack of doctors, the absence of organized health systems, the ignorance of the origin and modes of transmission, and the belief of the island’s Muslim conquerors in destiny and God-given diseases made the spread of the plague very easy, while simultaneously making its control, with measures to protect public health, extremely difficult. …”
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    The Plague in Crete During the 19th Century
  19. 939
    “…BACKGROUND: The epidemiology of diabetes and Ramadan fasting was reported from many Muslim countries, but not from Libya. METHODOLOGY: We interviewed 493 consecutive diabetic patients at Benghazi Diabetes and Endocrine Center for the potential complications of fasting during Ramadan. …”
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    Fasting of Ramadan in peoples with diabetes in Benghazi, Libya: an exploratory study
  20. 940
    “…This is exclusively observed in Iranian statuses and specifically in Shi’ite school of though. Muslim jurists’ opinions play a very important role in enacting legal articles related to it. …”
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    Physician's acquittal of responsibility in Iranian statutes
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