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Yan Yan
Professor of Surgery, Professor of Biostatistics
Division of Public Health Sciences
Institute for Public Health
Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5917-1475
9230
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1999
2022
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Kidney
100%
Cohort Studies
93%
Veterans
86%
Air Pollution
78%
Child
78%
Sickle Cell Anemia
73%
Odds Ratio
72%
Prostatectomy
72%
Confidence Intervals
70%
Randomized Controlled Trials
68%
Neoplasms
64%
Hospital Emergency Service
63%
Prostate
63%
Particulate Matter
60%
Clostridium Infections
59%
Survival
57%
Chronic Renal Insufficiency
56%
Mortality
55%
Asthma
54%
Prostate-Specific Antigen
50%
African Americans
50%
Breast Neoplasms
49%
Prostatic Neoplasms
47%
Recurrence
47%
Diabetes Mellitus
45%
Exercise
44%
Proton Pump Inhibitors
43%
Non-Small Cell Lung Carcinoma
42%
Carcinoma
42%
Cryosurgery
41%
Mastectomy
41%
Global Burden of Disease
40%
Pain
40%
Income
37%
Health
37%
Clostridium difficile
35%
Laparoscopy
34%
Therapeutics
34%
Smoking
34%
Sample Size
34%
Mentoring
33%
Brain Concussion
33%
Mammaplasty
33%
Observational Studies
33%
Quality of Life
32%
Dilatation
32%
Alloderm
31%
Wounds and Injuries
31%
Pediatrics
31%
Morbidity
30%
Social Sciences
air pollution
32%
chronic illness
30%
Chronic Diseases
28%
health
26%
American
25%
evidence
23%
school graduate
21%
cancer
20%
medicine
15%
comorbidity
13%
public health
13%
time
12%
DVD
12%
decision making
11%
incident
11%
stroke
11%
coaching
10%
social participation
10%
grief
10%
time series
10%
disability
9%
fitness
9%
rural community
9%
smoking
8%
regression analysis
8%
bill
8%
graduate
8%
mortality
8%
death
8%
human being
7%
supervision
7%
video
7%
factor analysis
7%
participation
7%
promotion
7%
physician
7%
quality of life
6%
employee
6%
ethnicity
6%
childhood
6%
end stage renal disease
6%
interview
6%
legislation
6%
indebtedness
6%
staff
6%
minority
6%
communication
5%
Medical records
5%
Group
5%
confidence
5%