Int Med - Epidemiology

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Gulf War 100%
2. Veterans 74%
3. Cross Infection 60%
4. Aryldialkylphosphatase 48%
5. Persian Gulf Syndrome 47%
6. Infection Control 43%
7. Infections 22%
8. Surgical Wound Infection 13%
9. Cholinergic Agents 12%
10. arylesterase 12%
11. Lactones 12%
12. Brain 11%
13. Quorum Sensing 11%
14. Staphylococcal Infections 10%
15. Serum 10%
16. Evoked Potentials 10%
17. Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus 9%
18. Nurses 9%
19. Perfusion 9%
20. Regional Blood Flow 9%
21. Population 8%
22. Occupational Groups 8%
23. Nerve Agents 8%
24. African Continental Ancestry Group 8%
25. Physostigmine 8%
26. Propylamines 8%
27. N-(3-oxododecanoyl)homoserine lactone 8%
28. Magnetic Resonance Imaging 8%
29. Cerebrovascular Circulation 8%
30. Appendicitis 8%
31. Amphetamine-Related Disorders 7%
32. Pseudomonas aeruginosa 7%
33. Occupational Health Services 7%
34. Organophosphates 7%
35. Weapons 6%
36. State Hospitals 6%
37. Epidemiology 6%
38. Healthcare-Associated Pneumonia 6%
39. Hypertension 6%
40. Tattooing 6%
41. Incidence 6%
42. Wounds and Injuries 6%
43. Semantics 6%
44. Confidence Intervals 6%
45. Memory 6%
46. Single-Photon Emission-Computed Tomography 6%
47. Pyridostigmine Bromide 6%
48. Blood Pressure 5%
49. Isoenzymes 5%
50. Costs and Cost Analysis 5%
51. Urinary Antibody Coated Bacteria Test 5%
52. Armed Conflicts 5%
53. Hydroxy Acids 5%
54. Physicians 5%
55. Hydrolysis 5%
56. Basal Ganglia 5%
57. Neonatal Intensive Care Units 5%
58. Statistical Factor Analysis 5%
59. Wound Infection 5%
60. Epidemics 5%