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Organisms1

Plants, Medicinal

Diseases2

Neoplasms HIV Infections

Chemicals and Drugs7

Drugs, Chinese Herbal Drugs, Essential Plant Extracts Plant Preparations Pharmaceutical Preparations Nonprescription Drugs Materia Medica

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment34

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Psychiatry and Psychology43

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Phenomena and Processes1

Disciplines and Occupations32

Individualized Medicine Internal Medicine Nuclear Medicine Medicine Clinical Medicine Regenerative Medicine Emergency Medicine Evidence-Based Medicine Integrative Medicine Osteopathic Medicine Sports Medicine Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine Occupational Medicine Veterinary Medicine Psychiatry Environmental Medicine Community Medicine Tropical Medicine Social Medicine Family Practice Sleep Medicine Specialty Preventive Medicine Oral Medicine Disaster Medicine Reproductive Medicine Biomedical Research Qualitative Research Specialization Behavioral Medicine Pulmonary Medicine Research Military Medicine

Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena53

Medicine, Chinese Traditional Medicine, Traditional Medicine, Kampo Ceremonial Behavior Secularism Medicine, African Traditional Culture Cultural Characteristics Medicine, Ayurvedic Suicide, Assisted Internship and Residency Euthanasia National Library of Medicine (U.S.)Socioeconomic Factors Patient Rights Cultural Diversity Superstitions Medicine, Korean Traditional Schools, Medical Women's Rights Public Opinion Education, Medical Euthanasia, Active Curriculum Cross-Cultural Comparison Education, Medical, Graduate Clinical Competence Faculty, Medical Students, Medical Personal Autonomy Circumcision, Female Social Support Defensive Medicine Advance Directives Marital Status Education, Medical, Undergraduate Politics Universities Family Suicide Students Emigration and Immigration Spouses Educational Measurement Suicide, Attempted Clinical Clerkship Health Status Marriage Quality of Life Medicine, Arabic Teaching Legislation, Drug Demography

Humanities35

Religion Religion and Psychology Religion and Medicine Religion and Sex Religion and Science Spirituality Islam Catholicism Christianity Buddhism Judaism Hinduism Spiritualism Medicine in Literature Secularism Protestantism History of Medicine Bible Thanatology Ethics, Medical Ethicists Morals History, 20th Century Value of Life Personal Autonomy Philosophy, Medical History, 19th Century Holistic Health Medicine in Art History, 21st Century History, 18th Century Quality of Life Medicine, Arabic History, 17th Century History, Medieval

Information Science8

Questionnaires National Library of Medicine (U.S.)Interviews as Topic Data Collection Communication Focus Groups Prevalence Periodicals as Topic

Named Groups11

Clergy Physicians Ethicists Faculty, Medical Students, Medical Ethnic Groups African Americans Arabs Students Spouses Jews

Health Care57

Hospitals, Religious Questionnaires Attitude to Death Suicide, Assisted Ethics, Medical Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Euthanasia Attitude of Health Personnel National Library of Medicine (U.S.)Socioeconomic Factors Physicians Patient Rights Cross-Sectional Studies Attitude to Health Environmental Medicine Schools, Medical Interviews as Topic Physician-Patient Relations Women's Rights Ethicists Euthanasia, Active Data Collection Clinical Competence Faculty, Medical Terminal Care Personal Autonomy Patient Acceptance of Health Care Logistic Models Defensive Medicine Rural Population Urban Population Ethnic Groups Advance Directives Marital Status Educational Status Nuclear Medicine Department, Hospital Holistic Health Risk Factors Sampling Studies Withholding Treatment Focus Groups Multivariate Analysis Emigration and Immigration Academic Medical Centers Tissue and Organ Procurement Prevalence Sex Factors Age Factors Societies, Medical Health Status Marriage Rural Health Mental Health Health Surveys Legislation, Drug Residence Characteristics Demography

Geographicals13

India United States Lebanon Syria Malaysia Israel Switzerland Brazil Great Britain Pakistan Nigeria Uganda Bangladesh

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