Department of Pediatric

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Indonesia 100%
2. Child 90%
3. Pediatrics 34%
4. HIV 22%
5. beta-Thalassemia 21%
6. Dengue 18%
7. Diarrhea 16%
8. Thalassemia 15%
9. Iron 15%
10. Newborn Infant 14%
11. Sepsis 13%
12. Breast Feeding 13%
13. Severe Dengue 12%
14. Therapeutics 12%
15. Premature Infants 11%
16. Incidence 11%
17. Iron Overload 11%
18. Mothers 10%
19. Cross-Sectional Studies 10%
20. Milk 10%
21. Probiotics 10%
22. Infections 10%
23. Vaccination 10%
24. Serum 9%
25. Neonatal Sepsis 9%
26. Growth Disorders 9%
27. Nutritional Status 9%
28. Mortality 8%
29. Placebos 8%
30. Patent Ductus Arteriosus 8%
31. Infant Formula 8%
32. Malnutrition 8%
33. Child Health 8%
34. Ferritins 8%
35. Hyperbilirubinemia 8%
36. Parents 8%
37. Growth 8%
38. Dengue Vaccines 7%
39. Vaccines 7%
40. Confidence Intervals 7%
41. Safety 7%
42. Human Milk 7%
43. Anti-Bacterial Agents 7%
44. Gastroesophageal Reflux 7%
45. Randomized Controlled Trials 7%
46. Cohort Studies 7%
47. Precursor Cell Lymphoblastic Leukemia-Lymphoma 7%
48. Weights and Measures 7%
49. Deferiprone 6%
50. Lactose 6%
51. Shock 6%
52. Immunization Programs 6%
53. Anemia 6%
54. Thoracic Surgery 6%
55. Genes 6%
56. Myanmar 6%
57. Gestational Age 6%
58. Pediatric Intensive Care Units 6%
59. Parturition 6%
60. Immunization 6%
61. Health 6%
62. Education 5%
63. Mutation 5%
64. Fever 5%
65. Electroencephalography 5%
66. Serogroup 5%
67. Esophageal pH Monitoring 5%
68. Nephrotic Syndrome 5%
69. Prebiotics 5%
70. Virus Diseases 5%
71. Hemoglobins 5%
72. Heart Diseases 5%
73. Hepatitis B 5%
74. Liver 5%
75. Steroids 5%
76. Vitamin A 5%
77. Students 5%
78. Birth Weight 5%
79. Seizures 5%