Qualitative Study Explores Why People Start Using E-Cigarettes in Iran
A qualitative study in Golestan Province, Iran, highlights how convenience, peer pressure, and perceived lower harm drive electronic cigarette initiation.
A qualitative study in Golestan Province, Iran, highlights how convenience, peer pressure, and perceived lower harm drive electronic cigarette initiation.
A study in Applied Water Science evaluates drinking water management in hyper-arid Iran, proposing a household-level dual distribution network to ...
A cross-sectional study in BMC Pulmonary Medicine found that 26.1% of bronchoscopy patients had Lophomonas blattarum infection, significantly associated with ...
A five-year hospital-based study in Khuzestan Province, Iran, identified an increasing trend in recorded snakebite envenomations, predominantly affecting rural men ...
Ecological niche modeling indicates that climate change will contract suitable habitats for two endemic Iranian Salvia species while altering range ...
A rare case report from Iran documents the fatal co-infection of a red fox with Babesia canis and Hepatozoon canis, ...
A scoping review adapting international progressive-control indicators found that Iran met baseline stage prerequisites for brucellosis control while facing persistent ...
A qualitative study in BMC Research Notes explores factors influencing discharge against medical advice in Iranian teaching hospitals by integrating ...
A cross-sectional study published in the Bulletin of the National Research Centre has identified a positive association between the size ...
A qualitative study in Iran identifies three key themes for educational support among chronic disease patients: the need for self-management, ...
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