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Evaluation of pain during gingival depigmentation using diode laser and conventional scalpel technique. [PDF]
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Awareness and Utilization of Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-NHPM) among Beneficiaries of Gautam Buddha Nagar District: A Comparative Study. [PDF]
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Mucoepidermoid Carcinoma of the Anterior Tongue: A Report of a Rare Case. [PDF]
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Continuation vs Switching Direct Oral Anticoagulant Therapy After Breakthrough Stroke.
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A state-switchable TADF macrocycle for multi-analyte sensing and hydrogen gas-driven emission enhancement. [PDF]
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Comparative Study of Plaque pH Response to Non-Fermentable Sugar in Caries-Free Children and Adults.
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2020
Abstract This chapter provides a background of the Buddha. Buddha is not someone's name. This particular title refers to someone who has solved the problem and successfully changed their orientation to the world on a fundamental level. It literally means someone who is awake. There have been many Buddhas. When one talks about the Buddha,
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Abstract This chapter provides a background of the Buddha. Buddha is not someone's name. This particular title refers to someone who has solved the problem and successfully changed their orientation to the world on a fundamental level. It literally means someone who is awake. There have been many Buddhas. When one talks about the Buddha,
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Journal of Medical Biography, 2004
The iconography of the healing Buddha embraces two healing traditions, symbolized by the healing stone lapis lazuli from Central Asia and by the myrobalan fruit from the ayurvedic medicine of ancient India. The first mention of the healing Buddha is in Buddhist texts of the first century BC, and the earliest extant icons date from the fourth century AD.
Thomas S N, Chen, Peter S Y, Chen
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The iconography of the healing Buddha embraces two healing traditions, symbolized by the healing stone lapis lazuli from Central Asia and by the myrobalan fruit from the ayurvedic medicine of ancient India. The first mention of the healing Buddha is in Buddhist texts of the first century BC, and the earliest extant icons date from the fourth century AD.
Thomas S N, Chen, Peter S Y, Chen
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