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Biometals, 1996
Aluminum was determined in serum samples obtained from 533 Saudi female pupils aged 6-8 years who attended primary public school in Riyadh City, Capital of Saudi Arabia. The aluminum mean value was 23.21 +/- 15.25 micrograms l(-1) in the range of 5.98-206.93 micrograms l(-1).
I, al-Saleh, N, Shinwari
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Aluminum was determined in serum samples obtained from 533 Saudi female pupils aged 6-8 years who attended primary public school in Riyadh City, Capital of Saudi Arabia. The aluminum mean value was 23.21 +/- 15.25 micrograms l(-1) in the range of 5.98-206.93 micrograms l(-1).
I, al-Saleh, N, Shinwari
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Saudi Women and Islamic Discourse, Selected Examples of Saudi Feminisms
Hawwa, 2016Saudi women entered the realm of writing and language only half a century ago through the genres of both creative and journalistic prose. In this paper, I shall take the example of four Saudi female writers who represent a wide range of intellectual pluralism that runs from conservative to liberal to radical conceptions of state and society ...
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Acta tropica, 1983
A laboratory survey for Giardia lamblia (g. intestinalis) was conducted in five regions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for the months of January through December 1980. Stool samples of 53,306 individuals from the northern, southern, eastern, western and central regions of the Kingdom were examined by wet films and zinc sulphate concentration methods ...
A A, Kasim, M A, Elhelu
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A laboratory survey for Giardia lamblia (g. intestinalis) was conducted in five regions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for the months of January through December 1980. Stool samples of 53,306 individuals from the northern, southern, eastern, western and central regions of the Kingdom were examined by wet films and zinc sulphate concentration methods ...
A A, Kasim, M A, Elhelu
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Social Psychiatry, 1987
Social phobia is a notably common disorders among Saudis, constituting approximately 13% of all neurotic disorders seen in our clinic. A group of 35 patients who met the D. S. M. III criteria of social phobia were compared to a randomly selected 270 clinic patients. They were observed to be predominantly young, unmarried males, with a relatively higher
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Social phobia is a notably common disorders among Saudis, constituting approximately 13% of all neurotic disorders seen in our clinic. A group of 35 patients who met the D. S. M. III criteria of social phobia were compared to a randomly selected 270 clinic patients. They were observed to be predominantly young, unmarried males, with a relatively higher
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Cerebrovascular Diseases, 2002
In this review, the authors summarize 10 years of work on stroke in Saudi Arabia that has led to more than 25 publications. The incidence and prevalence of strokes were low when compared to those reported from Western countries, but this was mainly due to the younger age of the population. The overall distribution of stroke types was not different from
Saad, Al Rajeh, Adnan, Awada
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In this review, the authors summarize 10 years of work on stroke in Saudi Arabia that has led to more than 25 publications. The incidence and prevalence of strokes were low when compared to those reported from Western countries, but this was mainly due to the younger age of the population. The overall distribution of stroke types was not different from
Saad, Al Rajeh, Adnan, Awada
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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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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1968
To the Editor:— Until 1962, the only major surgical facilities available to the people of the eastern province of Saudi Arabia were those of an Arabian-American oil company. The first oil company hospital with modern and complete surgical facilities (Dhahran Health Center) was opened in 1950. Since 1962 a growing number of local government and private
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To the Editor:— Until 1962, the only major surgical facilities available to the people of the eastern province of Saudi Arabia were those of an Arabian-American oil company. The first oil company hospital with modern and complete surgical facilities (Dhahran Health Center) was opened in 1950. Since 1962 a growing number of local government and private
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Acta Haematologica, 2009
The α-thalassaemias are group of inherited anaemias. Their severity is known to increase with the number of α-globin genes deleted. Employing different types of restriction enzymes, we found that α-thalassaemia-2 are more common than held previously.
A A, al-Saleh, S, Hussain
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The α-thalassaemias are group of inherited anaemias. Their severity is known to increase with the number of α-globin genes deleted. Employing different types of restriction enzymes, we found that α-thalassaemia-2 are more common than held previously.
A A, al-Saleh, S, Hussain
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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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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1986
Depending on definitions and how you count, an estimated 42 million people are blind. Over 80% reside in developing countries, where blindness rates are often five to 20 times those of wealthier industrialized nations. 1,2 The majority of Third World blindness is caused by cataract 3,4 ; the rest, depending upon local conditions, by trachoma, 5 ...
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Depending on definitions and how you count, an estimated 42 million people are blind. Over 80% reside in developing countries, where blindness rates are often five to 20 times those of wealthier industrialized nations. 1,2 The majority of Third World blindness is caused by cataract 3,4 ; the rest, depending upon local conditions, by trachoma, 5 ...
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