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Antibiotic self-medication behaviours and contributing factors among adults in the Southern West Bank, Palestine. [PDF]

JAC Antimicrob Resist
Qtait M, Farajalla F, Alqaissi N, Awwad K, Amro N, Jaradat Y.   +5 more
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Training and support for dementia caregivers in the Middle East and North Africa region: a scoping review. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Chan JHM, Alhaddad AD, Dias JM.
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Knowledge, attitudes, and practices toward obesity and their determinants: a cross-sectional study. [PDF]

Front Public Health
AlOmeir O, Almutairi F, Alrouleh MM, Baeissa M, Asdaq SMB, Gilkaramenthi R, AlAnazi MA, Alasmari FM, Quadri MSA, Shaikh ST, Nausheen F.   +10 more
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The complexity of inequity: rethinking global health through lived experience, power, and structural vulnerability. [PDF]

Int J Equity Health
Abdi YH, Abdullahi YB, Ahmed NI, Abdi MS, Bashir SG, Alasow AA.   +5 more
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From Middle Management to Knowledge Organization

, 2012
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A Refutation of Middle Knowledge

Noûs, 1986
The theological doctrine of middle knowledge attributes to God a particular kind of knowledge concerning the future, knowledge which would be denied to God by theists who do not hold this doctrine. Consider the case of Elizabeth, a graduate student in anthropology.
W. Hasker
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Does Theism Need Middle Knowledge?

Religious Studies, 1989
David Basinger, in ‘Middle Knowledge and Classical Christian Thought’, has claimed that whether the concept of God's middle knowledgeis coherent ‘cannot be dismissed lightly or ignored by those interested in classical Christian thought. For what is at stake is the very coherence of Christian theism itself’ (p. 422).
David Gordon, S. J. James Sadowsky
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