Division of Emergency Medicine

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Child 100%
2. Malnutrition 48%
3. Food 43%
4. Hospital Emergency Service 39%
5. Pediatrics 39%
6. Severe Acute Malnutrition 35%
7. Malawi 34%
8. Kwashiorkor 30%
9. Infant Nutritional Physiological Phenomena 28%
10. Zea mays 27%
11. Growth Disorders 25%
12. Therapeutic Uses 20%
13. Growth 18%
14. Lactulose 17%
15. Flour 16%
16. Emergency Medical Services 16%
17. Wounds and Injuries 16%
18. Randomized Controlled Trials 15%
19. Diabetic Ketoacidosis 14%
20. Sierra Leone 14%
21. Craniocerebral Trauma 13%
22. Zinc 12%
23. Nutrients 12%
24. Emergencies 12%
25. Confidence Intervals 12%
26. Tomography 11%
27. Child Nutrition Disorders 11%
28. Therapeutics 10%
29. Infections 10%
30. Diet 10%
31. Milk 9%
32. Mannitol 9%
33. Vigna 9%
34. Permeability 8%
35. Gastrointestinal Microbiome 8%
36. Weights and Measures 8%
37. Micronutrients 8%
38. Microbiota 8%
39. Manihot 8%
40. Systematic Reviews 8%
41. Weight Gain 7%
42. Pediatric Emergency Medicine 7%
43. Ketamine 7%
44. Ethiopia 7%
45. Dietary Supplements 6%
46. Proteins 6%
47. HIV 6%
48. Protein-Energy Malnutrition 6%
49. Arm 6%
50. Nitrous Oxide 6%
51. Lipids 6%
52. Spine 6%
53. Analgesia 6%
54. Diarrhea 6%
55. Emergency Medicine 6%
56. Mothers 6%
57. Pain 6%
58. Phytic Acid 6%
59. Income 5%
60. Sexually Transmitted Diseases 5%
61. Cohort Studies 5%
62. Thinness 5%
63. Guidelines 5%
64. Amino Acids 5%
65. Placebos 5%
66. Traumatic Brain Injury 5%
67. Midazolam 5%
68. Metabolomics 5%
69. Mortality 5%
70. Torso 5%
71. Fabaceae 5%
72. Serum 5%
73. Ghana 5%
74. Anti-Bacterial Agents 5%
75. Leucine 5%