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Denese Shervington

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Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
Psychotic Disorders
1
2023
55
0.860
 Why?
Healthcare Disparities
1
2023
494
0.640
 Why?
Urban Population
1
2019
333
0.600
 Why?
Depression
2
2021
712
0.570
 Why?
Students
1
2019
519
0.480
 Why?
Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic
1
2019
389
0.460
 Why?
Ambulatory Care
1
2023
75
0.220
 Why?
Cross-Cultural Comparison
1
2021
107
0.190
 Why?
Gender Identity
1
2021
103
0.180
 Why?
Louisiana
1
2019
43
0.180
 Why?
Sex Factors
2
2021
898
0.180
 Why?
Schools
1
2019
260
0.150
 Why?
Psychometrics
1
2019
318
0.150
 Why?
Mental Health
1
2019
303
0.140
 Why?
Sexual Behavior
1
2021
609
0.130
 Why?
Socioeconomic Factors
1
2019
1067
0.130
 Why?
Adolescent
3
2021
5363
0.130
 Why?
Child
2
2021
3131
0.130
 Why?
Prevalence
1
2019
1455
0.130
 Why?
United States
1
2023
4223
0.110
 Why?
Risk Factors
1
2019
3562
0.100
 Why?
Humans
4
2023
37093
0.090
 Why?
Young Adult
1
2019
4268
0.090
 Why?
Male
2
2021
20025
0.060
 Why?
Female
2
2021
20969
0.060
 Why?
Belgium
1
2021
4
0.050
 Why?
China
1
2021
196
0.050
 Why?
Cross-Sectional Studies
1
2021
2721
0.030
 Why?
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