Leading Journals On Ancient Remedies
While one thinks of historical
history one thinks of ancient historians and archaeologists; one does now not think about clinical historians. however one have to, because most essential modifications inside the historical international have been brought on by using an infectious ailment epidemic of a few kind. it is very naïve of historic historians now not to factor in the possibility that an
infectious disease epidemic ended the civilization they're reading because it might have been a each day warfare no longer to die from an
infectious disease inside the ancient global. therefore the opportunity of an infectious ailment epidemic is the primary thing historical historians ought to remove all through their research. This lecture will speak the possibility of such an prevalence happening firstly in Sumer c.2000 BCE, the website online of the arena’s first towns, followed via the Indus Valley Civilization c.1900 - 1350 BCE, Pharaonic Egypt all through the 18th Dynasty c.1350 BCE, Haft Tappeh in Elam c.1350 BCE, then the stop of the Hittite Empire c.1200 BCE, and in the end the stop of the Bronze Age in the near East c.1200 BCE. This hypothesis challenges the present day historical
history theories for the cease of those civilizations and will dissatisfied historical historians educated within the arts and not trained in the use of the scientific model; which unluckily is the extensive majority. Infectious sicknesses consisting of influenza, measles, polio, tuberculosis, dysentery, malaria, typhoid,
leprosy and in the end the “huge ” infectious ailment epidemics specifically
smallpox and plague; decimated the historical international.
High Impact List of Articles
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Complexity of differentiating cerebral-renal salt wasting from SIADH, emerging importance of determining fractional urate excretion
John K. Maesaka
Abstract: Journal of Interventional Nephrology
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Complexity of differentiating cerebral-renal salt wasting from SIADH, emerging importance of determining fractional urate excretion
John K. Maesaka
Abstract: Journal of Interventional Nephrology
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Role of PAX1 gene in the occurrence of human neural tube defects: a study in North Indian population
Roumi Deb1, Jyoti Arora, Ratika Samtani, Saraswathy KN and Kalla KA
Short Communication: Research on Chronic Diseases
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Role of PAX1 gene in the occurrence of human neural tube defects: a study in North Indian population
Roumi Deb1, Jyoti Arora, Ratika Samtani, Saraswathy KN and Kalla KA
Short Communication: Research on Chronic Diseases
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Early detection of kidney function in diabetic kidney disease: An approach to prevent end stage renal disease
Raisa N Kazi
Short Communication: Journal of Interventional Nephrology
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Early detection of kidney function in diabetic kidney disease: An approach to prevent end stage renal disease
Raisa N Kazi
Short Communication: Journal of Interventional Nephrology
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Biochemical study of combined and separated encapsulated rivaroxaban and ubiquinone liposomal nanoparticles and some herbals on the myocardial infracted rat model
AbouZaid OAR, Abulyazid I, Ashour OH & EL-din Zohni MS
Review Article: Journal of Biochemistry Research
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Biochemical study of combined and separated encapsulated rivaroxaban and ubiquinone liposomal nanoparticles and some herbals on the myocardial infracted rat model
AbouZaid OAR, Abulyazid I, Ashour OH & EL-din Zohni MS
Review Article: Journal of Biochemistry Research
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Tonsillectomy combined with steroid pulse therapy for patients with immunoglobulin a nephropathy: A meta-analysis
Linping Xiong*
Research Article: Research on Chronic Diseases
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Tonsillectomy combined with steroid pulse therapy for patients with immunoglobulin a nephropathy: A meta-analysis
Linping Xiong*
Research Article: Research on Chronic Diseases
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Studies and surveys implicate potential iatrogenic harm of cognitive behavioral therapy and graded exercise therapy for myalgic encephalomyelitis and chronic fatigue syndrome patients.
Frank N.M. Twisk*
Editorial: Research on Chronic Diseases
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Studies and surveys implicate potential iatrogenic harm of cognitive behavioral therapy and graded exercise therapy for myalgic encephalomyelitis and chronic fatigue syndrome patients.
Frank N.M. Twisk*
Editorial: Research on Chronic Diseases
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Rehabilitation of a challenging “turn-upplasty†amputee for liposarcoma of the femur: a case report
Ference T, Lehtonen E & Arenas A
Case Report: Research on Chronic Diseases
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Rehabilitation of a challenging “turn-upplasty†amputee for liposarcoma of the femur: a case report
Ference T, Lehtonen E & Arenas A
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