Medicine and Dentistry
Alcohol
94%
Health
83%
Child
82%
Pregnancy
78%
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
72%
Indigenous
66%
Diagnosis
62%
Folic Acid
46%
Rheumatic Heart Disease
46%
Consent
45%
Childbirth
43%
Alcohol Consumption
40%
Consensus
37%
Infant
36%
Woman
35%
Diagnostics
31%
Neural Tube Defect
30%
Alcoholic Polyneuropathy
28%
Development
26%
Cohort Analysis
26%
Randomized Controlled Trial
23%
Supplementation
23%
Gene Linkage
22%
Analysis
20%
Screening
20%
Health Outcomes
19%
Odds Ratio
18%
Aboriginal Population
18%
Researcher
17%
Vaccine
17%
Patient Referral
16%
Mental Health
15%
Perception
13%
Adolescent
13%
Health Promotion
13%
Azithromycin
12%
Systematic Review
12%
Amaurosis
12%
Introspection
12%
Assessment
11%
Foot
11%
Human Leukocyte Antigen
11%
Cultural Competence
11%
Genetic Research
11%
Influenza Vaccine
11%
Exome
11%
Human Immunodeficiency Virus
11%
Pediatrics
11%
Heart
11%
Attitude
11%
Nursing and Health Professions
Alcohol
100%
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
97%
Health Practitioner
69%
Diagnosis
61%
Alcohol Consumption
60%
Woman
58%
Rheumatic Heart Disease
34%
Prevention
28%
Consensus
26%
Confidence Interval
23%
Folic Acid
23%
Neural Tube Defect
18%
Infant
18%
Child
15%
Screening
14%
Indigenous
13%
Patient Referral
13%
Evaluation Study
13%
Practice Guideline
13%
Researcher
13%
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
11%
Consumer
11%
Intellectual Impairment
11%
Pediatrician
11%
Medical Specialist
11%
Supplementation
11%
Infant Mortality
11%
Encephalocele
11%
Prospective Cohort Study
11%
Male
9%
Prevalence
8%
Rate Ratio
5%
Electric Potential
5%
Diseases
5%
Physician
5%
Social Sciences
Health
69%
Australia
35%
Experience
23%
Medical Research
23%
Project
19%
Community
16%
Work
13%
Research
13%
Research Worker
12%
Administrative Structure
12%
Personnel
11%
Representative
11%
Rheumatic Heart Disease
11%
Consumers
11%
Research Organization
11%
Project Management
11%
Progress
11%
Collaboration
11%
Determinants
11%
Research Results
11%
Evaluation
11%
Employment
7%
Approach
7%
Policy
6%
Practice
6%
Research Project
5%
Consumer Involvement
5%
