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Objective: This study investigates and measures whether the association of childhood stunting with household socio-economic position (SEP) differs in Sri Lanka compared with other South Asian countries.
Damith Chandrasenage +2 more
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Background The regulatory requirements for approval of generic medicines and the format of compiling drug dossiers vary among regulatory authorities.
D. Thambavita +2 more
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Motion Capture (MoCap) has become an integral tool in fields such as sports, medicine, and the entertainment industry. The cost of deploying high-end equipment and the lack of expertise and knowledge limit the usage of MoCap from its full potential ...
Kaveendra Maduwantha +10 more
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Summary: Background: Delivery at ‘term’ is considered low risk for mothers and neonates. Evidence suggests variable outcomes at different gestations, even within ‘term’.
Sachith Mettananda +8 more
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WHICH IS BETTER FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH IN SRI LANKA, TRADE WITH SAARC OR TRADE WITH ASEAN?
Should Sri Lanka trade with SAARC or ASEAN, in order to promote its economic growth? This is a question of interest, given the country’s recent trade agreement with Singapore and its prospects of bilateral trade with Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia ...
M. G. C. N. Madadeniya +1 more
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Background: This study investigates the patterns of use and adoption of AI tools in Sri Lanka, with a special emphasis on Generation Z undergraduates who will enter the industry next.
Nimshiya Nishshanka +5 more
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Brodie's abscess in a patient presenting with postchemotherapy neutropenic sepsis
Lakmali Kandabadage +5 more
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Hemoglobin, 2022
The island nation of Sri Lanka with 22 million people (in 2020) has an estimated 2000 patients with severe thalassemia. The majority have β-thalassemia (β-thal) major (β-TM), and Hb E (HBB: c.79G>A)/β-thal accounts for most of the remainder. Carrier rate for α+-thalassemia (α+-thal) trait is 9.9% and β-thal trait is 2.5%, with very similar rates in the
Anuja P, Premawardhena +1 more
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The island nation of Sri Lanka with 22 million people (in 2020) has an estimated 2000 patients with severe thalassemia. The majority have β-thalassemia (β-thal) major (β-TM), and Hb E (HBB: c.79G>A)/β-thal accounts for most of the remainder. Carrier rate for α+-thalassemia (α+-thal) trait is 9.9% and β-thal trait is 2.5%, with very similar rates in the
Anuja P, Premawardhena +1 more
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