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Clinical Study

9 June 2026

Feasibility and Safety of a Powered Exoskeleton for Balance Training for People living with Multiple Sclerosis. A Single-Group Preliminary Study (RAPPER III)

Dr. Mohamed Sakel

Review Article

8 June 2026

The Morphological Neuroanatomical Substrate of Meditation: Bridging Ancient Practice and Modern Neuroscience

Dr. Lavinia-Mihaela Hrimiuc

Global & Community Health

8 June 2026

Overcoming Structural Violence in KPK’s Rural Health System: A Secondary-Method Study

Dr. Muhammad Shahkarul Haq

Perspectives & Opinions

8 June 2026

The Digital Frontier: Transforming Field Pharmacy through AI and Data Science

Omar Al-Zaylai

Review Article

4 June 2026

Does the consumption of Probiotics enhance bowel habits in individuals with constipation? A systematic Review.

Suhana Haneef

Practice & Education

4 June 2026

Clinical Audit: First-Line Treatment of Uncomplicated Urinary Tract Infection in Port Sudan Teaching Hospital, Sudan

Dr. Omklthoum Mohammed

Review Article

4 June 2026

Healthcare Access and Utilization Barriers in Low-Resource Settings: A Narrative Review of Evidence from Nigeria

Dr. Yakubu Ahmadu

Original Research

28 May 2026

Health Equity Challenges Among Vulnerable Populations in Egypt

Doaa Ramadan

Perspectives & Opinions

28 May 2026

Hypnotic Susceptibility in Clinical Practice: Psychological Factors Modulating Patient Responsiveness

Maike Batista Alves

Feasibility and Safety of a Powered Exoskeleton for Balance Training for People living with Multiple Sclerosis. A Single-Group Preliminary Study (RAPPER III)

Feasibility and Safety of a Powered Exoskeleton for Balance Training for People living with Multiple Sclerosis. A Single-Group Preliminary Study (RAPPER III)

Feasibility and Safety of a Powered Exoskeleton for Balance Training for People living with Multiple Sclerosis. A Single-Group Preliminary Study (RAPPER III)

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