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Organisms4

Gibberella Fusarium Zea mays Swine

Diseases4

Failure to Thrive HIV Infections Vomiting Neoplasms

Chemicals and Drugs7

Trichothecenes Zearalenone T-2 Toxin Vaccines Fluorides, Topical Sesquiterpenes Influenza Vaccines

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment34

AIDS Serodiagnosis Medical Futility Treatment Outcome Euthanasia, Passive Questionnaires Life Support Care Patient Selection Blood Transfusion Vaccination Prospective Studies Interviews as Topic Cross-Sectional Studies Follow-Up Studies Logistic Models Risk Factors Retrospective Studies Prevalence HIV Seroprevalence Patient Admission Data Collection Clinical Trials as Topic Feasibility Studies Mass Screening Antineoplastic Combined Chemotherapy Protocols Drug Administration Schedule Cohort Studies Health Surveys Pilot Projects Random Allocation Combined Modality Therapy Survival Analysis Risk Assessment Chi-Square Distribution Survival Rate

Psychiatry and Psychology48

Refusal to Participate Treatment Refusal Feeding and Eating Disorders of Childhood Conscience Dissent and Disputes Rationalization Assertiveness Personal Autonomy Paternalism Mental Competency Student Dropouts Feeding Behavior Toilet Training Group Processes Self Efficacy Parents Reinforcement (Psychology)Social Values Behavior Therapy Eating Disorders Physician-Patient Relations Attitude to Health Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Decision Making Disclosure Extinction, Psychological Attitude Patient Compliance Escape Reaction Attitude of Health Personnel Adolescent Behavior Food Preferences Comprehension Physician's Role Family Confidentiality Counseling Cooperative Behavior Mental Disorders Child Behavior Family Conflict Peer Group Marital Status Communication Alcohol Drinking Sexual Behavior Parent-Child Relations Motivation

Phenomena and Processes4

Time Factors Pregnancy Eating Chi-Square Distribution

Disciplines and Occupations3

Pediatrics Qualitative Research Food Microbiology

Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena23

Treatment Refusal Personal Autonomy Informed Consent Judicial Role Mental Competency Right to Die Freedom Patient Rights Child Advocacy Living Wills Third-Party Consent Student Dropouts Parental Consent Patient Advocacy Parents Disclosure Socioeconomic Factors Family Culture Confidentiality Students Marital Status Patient Education as Topic

Technology, Industry, Agriculture6

Fluorides, Topical Food Contamination Animal Husbandry Animal Feed Zea mays Food Microbiology

Humanities9

Jehovah's Witnesses Conscience Christianity Religion and Medicine Personal Autonomy Ethics, Medical Beneficence Moral Obligations History, 21st Century

Information Science7

Questionnaires Disclosure Interviews as Topic Prevalence Data Collection Communication Survival Rate

Named Groups10

Jehovah's Witnesses Mentally Ill Persons Student Dropouts Parents Patient Dropouts Tissue Donors Students Infant, Newborn African Americans Caregivers

Health Care70

Treatment Refusal Refusal to Treat Personal Autonomy Informed Consent Mental Competency Ethics, Medical Right to Die Freedom Patient Rights Child Advocacy Living Wills Third-Party Consent Parental Consent Patient Advocacy Patient Acceptance of Health Care Treatment Outcome Euthanasia, Passive Tissue and Organ Procurement Questionnaires Life Support Care Patient Selection Physician-Patient Relations Bias (Epidemiology)Attitude to Health Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Vaccination Prospective Studies Interviews as Topic Socioeconomic Factors Patient Compliance Housing, Animal Attitude of Health Personnel Cross-Sectional Studies Follow-Up Studies Age Factors Food Contamination Logistic Models Patient Participation Risk Factors Confidentiality Retrospective Studies Prevalence Counseling HIV Seroprevalence Patient Admission Data Collection Rural Health Clinical Trials as Topic Feasibility Studies Urban Health Rural Population Mass Screening Emergency Service, Hospital Physician's Practice Patterns Educational Status Referral and Consultation Marital Status Cohort Studies Health Surveys Pilot Projects Patient Education as Topic Random Allocation Survival Analysis Caregivers Risk Assessment Residence Characteristics Food Microbiology Chi-Square Distribution Preventive Health Services Survival Rate

Geographicals10

Australian Capital Territory Connecticut Malawi Ethiopia United States South Africa Canada Netherlands England France

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Refusal to Participate Treatment Refusal Refusal to Treat Jehovah's Witnesses Feeding and Eating Disorders of Childhood Conscience Dissent and Disputes Christianity Rationalization Assertiveness Religion and Medicine Personal Autonomy Paternalism Informed Consent Judicial Role Trichothecenes Mental Competency Ethics, Medical Mentally Ill Persons Right to Die Freedom Beneficence Patient Rights Child Advocacy Failure to Thrive AIDS Serodiagnosis Gibberella Living Wills Australian Capital Territory Zearalenone Moral Obligations Third-Party Consent Student Dropouts Parental Consent Medical Futility Patient Advocacy Patient Acceptance of Health Care Feeding Behavior Treatment Outcome Euthanasia, Passive Toilet Training Group Processes T-2 Toxin Self Efficacy Tissue and Organ Procurement Vaccines Parents Reinforcement (Psychology)Social Values Behavior Therapy Connecticut Questionnaires Fusarium Fluorides, Topical Eating Disorders Life Support Care Patient Selection Physician-Patient Relations Bias (Epidemiology)Attitude to Health Blood Transfusion Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Decision Making Vaccination Sesquiterpenes Disclosure Extinction, Psychological HIV Infections Prospective Studies Attitude Malawi Interviews as Topic Socioeconomic Factors Patient Compliance Housing, Animal Vomiting Escape Reaction Pediatrics Attitude of Health Personnel Adolescent Behavior Ethiopia Food Preferences Comprehension Cross-Sectional Studies Follow-Up Studies Age Factors Physician's Role Food Contamination Time Factors United States Logistic Models Family Patient Participation Culture Risk Factors Confidentiality Retrospective Studies Prevalence Patient Dropouts Counseling

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