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Stephanie R. Miles

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Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
Anorexia Nervosa
2
2022
6
1.590
 Why?
Uterine Cervical Neoplasms
2
2017
277
0.770
 Why?
Cognition
2
2022
398
0.740
 Why?
Early Detection of Cancer
1
2017
336
0.450
 Why?
Insurance, Health
1
2012
126
0.390
 Why?
Executive Function
2
2022
49
0.380
 Why?
Neuropsychological Tests
2
2022
259
0.360
 Why?
Mass Screening
1
2012
462
0.310
 Why?
Healthcare Disparities
1
2012
494
0.290
 Why?
Young Adult
3
2022
4268
0.260
 Why?
Adolescent
3
2022
5363
0.250
 Why?
Breast Neoplasms
1
2012
1502
0.190
 Why?
Adult
3
2022
11712
0.180
 Why?
Female
4
2022
20969
0.160
 Why?
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System
1
2017
56
0.140
 Why?
Middle Aged
2
2022
10129
0.130
 Why?
Humans
4
2022
37093
0.120
 Why?
Age Factors
1
2017
1033
0.110
 Why?
Socioeconomic Factors
1
2017
1067
0.110
 Why?
South Carolina
1
2012
25
0.110
 Why?
Male
2
2022
20025
0.100
 Why?
North Carolina
1
2012
104
0.100
 Why?
Vaginal Smears
1
2012
57
0.100
 Why?
Georgia
1
2012
174
0.100
 Why?
Databases, Factual
1
2012
291
0.100
 Why?
Mammography
1
2012
188
0.090
 Why?
United States
1
2017
4223
0.070
 Why?
Aged
1
2017
6741
0.060
 Why?
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