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Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
Osteoprotegerin
4
2019
10
2.090
 Why?
RANK Ligand
3
2019
13
1.950
 Why?
Endometrial Neoplasms
2
2021
66
1.440
 Why?
Breast Neoplasms
5
2021
1502
1.070
 Why?
Food Labeling
2
2015
6
1.040
 Why?
Energy Intake
3
2016
170
1.000
 Why?
Postmenopause
3
2021
128
0.960
 Why?
Receptors, Progesterone
2
2021
81
0.920
 Why?
Receptors, Estrogen
2
2021
156
0.880
 Why?
Parabens
1
2021
7
0.790
 Why?
Phthalic Acids
1
2021
13
0.780
 Why?
Body Weights and Measures
1
2021
22
0.780
 Why?
Gonadal Hormones
1
2021
6
0.770
 Why?
Benzhydryl Compounds
1
2021
43
0.760
 Why?
Phenols
1
2021
80
0.730
 Why?
Cardiovascular Diseases
2
2018
664
0.710
 Why?
Estrogen Replacement Therapy
1
2019
44
0.680
 Why?
Contraception Behavior
1
2019
32
0.670
 Why?
Registries
2
2018
335
0.660
 Why?
Cohort Studies
5
2021
1492
0.570
 Why?
Ovarian Neoplasms
1
2020
312
0.570
 Why?
Incidence
5
2024
922
0.550
 Why?
Middle Aged
11
2024
10129
0.540
 Why?
Food Preferences
1
2015
73
0.510
 Why?
Restaurants
1
2014
39
0.490
 Why?
Aged
8
2021
6741
0.460
 Why?
Case-Control Studies
5
2021
1130
0.460
 Why?
Risk Factors
8
2024
3562
0.460
 Why?
Female
13
2024
20969
0.440
 Why?
Socioeconomic Factors
1
2015
1067
0.400
 Why?
Age Factors
4
2019
1033
0.390
 Why?
Humans
16
2024
37093
0.380
 Why?
Body Mass Index
3
2021
854
0.370
 Why?
Life Style
4
2021
308
0.370
 Why?
Reproductive History
2
2021
19
0.370
 Why?
Follow-Up Studies
3
2024
974
0.330
 Why?
Prospective Studies
4
2024
1378
0.330
 Why?
Adult
8
2024
11712
0.310
 Why?
Prognosis
2
2021
739
0.300
 Why?
Western Australia
2
2018
4
0.290
 Why?
Age Distribution
2
2018
225
0.270
 Why?
Sex Distribution
2
2018
215
0.270
 Why?
Prevalence
4
2024
1455
0.270
 Why?
Aged, 80 and over
4
2018
2379
0.230
 Why?
Sex Factors
2
2018
898
0.220
 Why?
Hepatitis C
1
2024
125
0.220
 Why?
Obesity
3
2016
1067
0.170
 Why?
Premenopause
1
2019
104
0.160
 Why?
Homosexuality, Male
1
2024
458
0.160
 Why?
Limit of Detection
1
2018
59
0.160
 Why?
Life Tables
2
2015
6
0.160
 Why?
Risk
1
2018
267
0.160
 Why?
Body Size
1
2016
32
0.140
 Why?
Young Adult
3
2024
4268
0.140
 Why?
Dietary Sucrose
1
2016
17
0.140
 Why?
Taxes
1
2016
12
0.140
 Why?
Breast
1
2017
135
0.140
 Why?
Beverages
1
2016
68
0.130
 Why?
Weight Gain
1
2016
136
0.130
 Why?
Choice Behavior
1
2015
79
0.130
 Why?
Disabled Persons
1
2015
65
0.130
 Why?
Databases, Factual
1
2015
291
0.120
 Why?
Forecasting
1
2014
128
0.120
 Why?
Body Weight
1
2016
434
0.120
 Why?
Models, Statistical
1
2014
180
0.110
 Why?
Health Services Needs and Demand
1
2014
146
0.110
 Why?
Needs Assessment
1
2014
170
0.110
 Why?
Retrospective Studies
1
2018
2026
0.100
 Why?
Male
4
2024
20025
0.100
 Why?
Risk Assessment
1
2014
753
0.100
 Why?
Cross-Sectional Studies
1
2019
2721
0.100
 Why?
United States
1
2021
4223
0.090
 Why?
Diabetes Mellitus
1
2015
485
0.090
 Why?
Time Factors
1
2014
1742
0.090
 Why?
Australia
2
2016
76
0.070
 Why?
Netherlands
1
2024
10
0.060
 Why?
Hepacivirus
1
2024
62
0.060
 Why?
Diabetes Complications
1
2015
90
0.030
 Why?
Odds Ratio
1
2016
534
0.030
 Why?
Logistic Models
1
2015
923
0.030
 Why?
HIV Infections
1
2024
2303
0.020
 Why?
Smoking
1
2015
940
0.020
 Why?
Hypertension
1
2015
796
0.020
 Why?
Adolescent
1
2016
5363
0.020
 Why?
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