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Gwinyai Masukume

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Malawi Medical Journal : the Journal of Medical Association of Malawi|May 3, 2013
A 54 year analysis of articles from Mpilo Central Hospital, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe--168 articles cited 999 timesGwinyai Masukume
Clinical Medicine (London, England)|March 1, 2012
Analogies and metaphors in clinical medicineGwinyai Masukume, Alimuddin Zumla
Early Human Development|July 4, 2016
The sex ratio at birth in France was unchanged 9months after the 1998 FIFA World CupGwinyai Masukume, Victor Grech
Early Human Development|August 27, 2017
Fake news of baby booms 9months after major sporting events distorts the public's understanding of early human development scienceVictor Grech, Gwinyai Masukume
Early Human Development|November 9, 2016
The sex ratio at birth in South Africa may be a sentinel health indicatorVictor Grech, Gwinyai Masukume
Early Human Development|November 8, 2015
The sex ratio at birth in South Africa increased 9months after the 2010 FIFA World CupGwinyai Masukume, Victor Grech
Plos One|November 15, 2019
The association between caesarean section delivery and later life obesity in 21-24 year olds in an Urban South African birth cohortEniola Sogunle, Gwinyai Masukume, Gill Nelson
Peerj|March 4, 2024
Sporting tournaments and changed birth rates 9 months later: a systematic reviewGwinyai Masukume, Victor Grech, Margaret Ryan
Journal of Medical Case Reports|August 17, 2011
Full recovery of a 13-year-old boy with pediatric Ramsay Hunt syndrome using a shorter course of aciclovir and steroid at lower doses: a case reportGwinyai Masukume, Sheenah Chibwowa, Mbongeni Ndlovu
Journal of Medical Internet Research|January 22, 2019
The Most Influential Medical Journals According to Wikipedia: Quantitative AnalysisDariusz Jemielniak, Gwinyai Masukume, Maciej Wilamowski
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Malawi Medical Journal : the Journal of Medical Association of Malawi|May 3, 2013
A 54 year analysis of articles from Mpilo Central Hospital, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe--168 articles cited 999 timesGwinyai Masukume
Clinical Medicine (London, England)|March 1, 2012
Analogies and metaphors in clinical medicineGwinyai Masukume, Alimuddin Zumla
Early Human Development|July 4, 2016
The sex ratio at birth in France was unchanged 9months after the 1998 FIFA World CupGwinyai Masukume, Victor Grech
Early Human Development|August 27, 2017
Fake news of baby booms 9months after major sporting events distorts the public's understanding of early human development scienceVictor Grech, Gwinyai Masukume
Early Human Development|November 9, 2016
The sex ratio at birth in South Africa may be a sentinel health indicatorVictor Grech, Gwinyai Masukume
Early Human Development|November 8, 2015
The sex ratio at birth in South Africa increased 9months after the 2010 FIFA World CupGwinyai Masukume, Victor Grech
Plos One|November 15, 2019
The association between caesarean section delivery and later life obesity in 21-24 year olds in an Urban South African birth cohortEniola Sogunle, Gwinyai Masukume, Gill Nelson
Peerj|March 4, 2024
Sporting tournaments and changed birth rates 9 months later: a systematic reviewGwinyai Masukume, Victor Grech, Margaret Ryan
Journal of Medical Case Reports|August 17, 2011
Full recovery of a 13-year-old boy with pediatric Ramsay Hunt syndrome using a shorter course of aciclovir and steroid at lower doses: a case reportGwinyai Masukume, Sheenah Chibwowa, Mbongeni Ndlovu
Journal of Medical Internet Research|January 22, 2019
The Most Influential Medical Journals According to Wikipedia: Quantitative AnalysisDariusz Jemielniak, Gwinyai Masukume, Maciej Wilamowski
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