Soft-Embalmed Cadavers Win Over Surgeons-in-Training in Malaysian Study
A survey of 61 Malaysian otorhinolaryngology residents found that soft body cadavers were perceived as more effective than formalin-preserved specimens ...
A survey of 61 Malaysian otorhinolaryngology residents found that soft body cadavers were perceived as more effective than formalin-preserved specimens ...
A nationwide survey of 1,076 Korean Medicine doctors finds that 68.7 percent use warm needle acupuncture, but procedural complexity, near-universal ...
A survey of 144 poultry farmers in Kwara State, Nigeria, found that 95 percent had low knowledge of helminth infections ...
A cross-sectional study of 405 LGBTQ youth finds that coping strategies strengthen the positive link between self-efficacy and resilience, with ...
Researchers have developed a disposable, flexible ITO-PET electrochemical immunosensor that detects the early kidney injury biomarker KIM-1 in urine with ...
Researchers engineered a TPGS-based self-microemulsifying delivery system that boosts luteolin's oral bioavailability 29-fold by simultaneously improving solubility, uptake and P-glycoprotein ...
A new study combining network pharmacology, genetic causal inference, and mouse experiments shows that the traditional Chinese formula Banxia Xiexin ...
A four-season study of Assam's Digaru River finds that 93.75 percent of water samples are unfit for drinking, with industrial ...
A Swedish qualitative study of 13 final-year nursing students shows that judgments about workplace attractiveness form during clinical placements through ...
A two-year nationwide survey of 35 whitefly populations across 18 Chinese agricultural regions reveals escalating resistance to neonicotinoids and newer ...
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