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Risk factors for esophageal cancer in eastern Anatolia.

Hepato-gastroenterology, 2002
Epidemiologic studies implicate dietary factors in risk of esophageal cancer, particularly in high-incidence areas of the world. In this case-control study, 44 patients with esophageal cancer and 100 healthy controls were interviewed in the Gastroenterology Department of Teaching Hospital, School of Medicine, Atatürk University, Erzurum, Turkey ...
Oztopuz, A, Memik, F, Onuk, MD
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Echinococcosis multilocularis in south-eastern Anatolia, Turkey.

East African medical journal, 2003
To quantify the human prevalence, elucidate possible risk factors and present other epidemiological parameters of human alveolar echinococcosis in the south-eastern region of Turkey.A retrospective study.South-eastern region (Anatolia) of Turkey by two medical centres: Dicle University Medical Faculty in Diyarbakir and Harran University Medical Faculty
Uzunlar, Ali Kemal   +2 more
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The Ottoman Empire and Eastern Anatolia>

2022
This chapter starts out with a background discussion of the millet system of imperial governance in the Ottoman empire, explaining how the system was both a lever and a liability for imperial longevity. Particular emphasis is placed on the opportunities provided by and the limitations of center-periphery relations and their management.
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ARCHAEOMETRIC STUDIES IN EASTERN ANATOLIA

2023
Ayşegül AKIN ARAS, Vedat SEZER
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Anatolia and South Eastern Europe

2021
David Thomas   +6 more
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Eastern Anatolia in the Early Bronze Age

2012
This article presents data on the Early Bronze Age of eastern Anatolia. During the period that for most scholars is recognized as the Early Bronze Age (ca. 3100–2100 BCE), eastern Anatolia was occupied by an intriguing cultural complex related to the Kura–Araxes culture, as it has been described by Kuftin after his excavations in Transcaucasia.
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De-development in Eastern and Southeastern Anatolia

2018
This chapter examines the economic, political and social features of Eastern Southeastern Anatolia (ESA) within the context of the larger geographical area and political entity it has comprised. Underlying ESA's de-development as well as the Kurdish question of Turkey is the incessant political-national objective of constructing a strong Turkish nation
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Etiology of Hair Disease in Eastern Anatolia

1981
The etiology of hair diseases has been studied by several authors, however, no study has been made on this in Eastern Anatolia. The patients who come to our clinic are not only from the city of Erzurum and the surrounding small towns; the material of this study comprises most of the Eastern part of Turkey.
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