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Recent Articles
Mini Review
March 10, 2025
The Effect of Chewing Chat During Pregnancy on Perinatal Outcome: Review
Tesfaye Dagne*, Tsegaye Getachew, Desalegn Ararso and Samson Mideksa
Environmental Sciences and Ecology: Current Research DOI:10.54026/ESECR/10110Perspective Article
March 10, 2025
Case Report
March 06, 2025
First Ever Case of Early Onset Neonatal Sepsis by Salmonella Typhi in the Special Care Newborn Unit of a General Hospital
Shazia Afreen1*, Syeda Mehnaz2, Nusrat Nahar3
Corpus Journal of Case Reports DOI:10.54026/CJCR/1033Mini Review
March 05, 2025
Research Article
March 03, 2025
Optimizing Procedural Documentation in Graduate Medical Education: Implementation of the PACE Score System
Frederick Fiesseler DO1, Cosimo Laterza MD1*, Nicole Riley1, Brian Walsh MD1, Andrew Graziano MD1
Current Research in Emergency Medicine DOI:10.54026/CREM/1057Research Article
February 28, 2025
Assessing Machine Learning Models for Precipitation Prediction in the Upper Indus Basin: A Comparative Analysis
Muhammad Imran1*, Nur E Jannat Mishu2, Hamza Khaliq3 and Faiza Shahzad3
Environmental Sciences and Ecology: Current Research DOI:10.54026/ESECR/10108Top Editors
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