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Assessment of Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice Toward Tuberculosis: A Cross-Sectional Study in Balkh, Afghanistan. [PDF]
Masudi M +3 more
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Commentary: A science-based product regulation: the time has come to reduce toxic emissions to reduce harm. [PDF]
Wardak MF.
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Cutaneous leishmaniasis in Afghanistan. [PDF]
Rahimi BA +7 more
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Understanding patient perceptions of access to healthcare centers in one of the major cities of Afghanistan. [PDF]
Satarzadeh L +3 more
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An understanding of 'strengths' and 'strengths based practice' within older people from ethnic minorities in the UK. A qualitative systematic review. [PDF]
Sobo-Allen L, Miller R, Bond L.
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Herat has a long and rich history of architecture and culture that has been shaped by many different historical and imperial periods. Since 2002, the city’s urban landscape has changed significantly due to a rapid rise in the city’s ...
Sayed Farhad Alavi, Tomoyuki Tanaka
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L'articolo illustra come gli eventi bellici che affliggono da decenni l'Afghanistan abbiano paradossalmente provocato una fortissima crescita fisica e demografica di Herat, ma anche come essi abbiano impedito a lungo di impostare azioni di governo territoriale.
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International audienceThe architectural complex commissioned by Gawhar Shad in Herat (820–841/1417–1438) constitutes one of the major foundations of the Timurid capital city. The site has sustained substantial damage over the centuries and very little is
Julio Bendezu-Sarmiento
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This book narrates the history of Herat, from the Mongol invasions of Persia (Iran) under Chingiz Khan, beginning in 1218, to the rejuvenated city of Herat’s capitulation to Tamerlane (or Temür) in 1381. It examines why the Mongol Empire rebuilt Herat through their Tajik (Persian) loyalists, and analyzes the roles of Persians and Mongols in devising ...
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This book narrates the history of Herat, from the Mongol invasions of Persia (Iran) under Chingiz Khan, beginning in 1218, to the rejuvenated city of Herat’s capitulation to Tamerlane (or Temür) in 1381. It examines why the Mongol Empire rebuilt Herat through their Tajik (Persian) loyalists, and analyzes the roles of Persians and Mongols in devising ...
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