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“... to tandem mass spectrometry. The mycotoxin concentrations were further interpreted according to known...”
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Published 2020
“.... It is an opportunistic pathogen, and the infection usually occurs secondary to another primary disease or due...”
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Published 2023
“... therapy (ADT), which aims to decrease the circulating levels of androgens or block their actions. However...”
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Published 2022
“... care should be offered and how care should be delivered that aim to decrease the evidence-practice gap...”
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Published 2012
“... effects of NAC following eight weeks of open-label treatment for bipolar disorder. Method: The efficacy...”
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“... in neurogenesis following the traumatic event. The literature search was performed using the PubMed, Scielo and...”
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Published 2011
“... days, and 42 days after childbirth, to decrease the incidence of maternal and neonatal morbidity and...”
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“.... It is an opportunistic pathogen, and the infection usually occurs secondary to another primary disease or due...”
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