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Urology, 1990
In a retrospective study, 760 Saudi patients with urolithiasis were epidemiologically and metabolically studied (41% were from the Central region, 32% South, 14% West, 9% North, and 1% East; the remaining 3% were Saudi but of unknown region). The male to female ratio was 5:1; 87 percent of the patients were aged thirty to sixty years and 11 patients ...
M S, Abomelha, A A, al-Khader, J, Arnold
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In a retrospective study, 760 Saudi patients with urolithiasis were epidemiologically and metabolically studied (41% were from the Central region, 32% South, 14% West, 9% North, and 1% East; the remaining 3% were Saudi but of unknown region). The male to female ratio was 5:1; 87 percent of the patients were aged thirty to sixty years and 11 patients ...
M S, Abomelha, A A, al-Khader, J, Arnold
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1987
Over the past few decades, Saudi Arabia has undergone drastic and abrupt changes from the pastoral to the urban. The vast oil resources have created a new wealth for the kingdom, which has been applied to every endeavor in this country, including health care.
K F, Tabbara, F C, Blodi
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Over the past few decades, Saudi Arabia has undergone drastic and abrupt changes from the pastoral to the urban. The vast oil resources have created a new wealth for the kingdom, which has been applied to every endeavor in this country, including health care.
K F, Tabbara, F C, Blodi
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1992
Abstract This chapter deals with that part of Asia which lies east of the Red Sea, west of the Indian subcontinent and south of the Caspian Sea. It does not include the Black Sea region, Anatolia, or the Levant (except indirectly) which, for historical rather than geographic reasons, are dealt with in Chapter 4 on the Mediterranean ...
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Abstract This chapter deals with that part of Asia which lies east of the Red Sea, west of the Indian subcontinent and south of the Caspian Sea. It does not include the Black Sea region, Anatolia, or the Levant (except indirectly) which, for historical rather than geographic reasons, are dealt with in Chapter 4 on the Mediterranean ...
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Social Science & Medicine, 1989
This paper describes the history of brucellosis and the current public health picture in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Health protection is made more difficult by several factors: (a) the local custom of drinking raw and warm milk of sheep, goats, and camels, (b) the animal reservoir of infection in the country complicated by importation of live animals
F W, Kiel, M Y, Khan
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This paper describes the history of brucellosis and the current public health picture in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Health protection is made more difficult by several factors: (a) the local custom of drinking raw and warm milk of sheep, goats, and camels, (b) the animal reservoir of infection in the country complicated by importation of live animals
F W, Kiel, M Y, Khan
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Saudi Arabia: Islam and Saudi Arabia’s counterterrorism strategy
2019Saudi Arabia’s counter-terrorism strategy of the first decade on the twenty first century has been widely acclaimed as highly successful and presented as an example for other Muslim countries. The strategy was developed after the bomb attacks of AlQaida on the Arabian Peninsula in 2003.
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