Jean Humphrey

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Zimbabwe 100%
2. HIV 54%
3. Vitamin A 50%
4. Sanitation 49%
5. Hygiene 40%
6. Growth Disorders 37%
7. Child 35%
8. Mothers 35%
9. Breast Feeding 25%
10. Infant Mortality 22%
11. Growth 20%
12. Water 19%
13. HIV-1 18%
14. Postpartum Period 17%
15. Income 16%
16. Infant Nutritional Physiological Phenomena 16%
17. Vertical Infectious Disease Transmission 16%
18. Gestational Age 14%
19. Mortality 12%
20. Parturition 12%
21. Anemia 11%
22. Vaccine Immunogenicity 10%
23. HIV Infections 10%
24. Rotavirus Vaccines 10%
25. Nutrients 9%
26. Nepal 9%
27. Infections 9%
28. Meta-Analysis 8%
29. Vitamin A Deficiency 8%
30. Population 8%
31. Diarrhea 8%
32. Food Supply 7%
33. Randomized Controlled Trials 7%
34. Inflammation 7%
35. Pregnancy 7%
36. Morbidity 7%
37. Newborn Infant 6%
38. Human Milk 6%
39. Biomarkers 6%
40. Data Analysis 6%
41. Developing Countries 6%
42. Viral Load 6%
43. Premature Birth 6%
44. Hand Disinfection 6%
45. Confidence Intervals 6%
46. Water Quality 5%
47. CD4 Lymphocyte Count 5%
48. Child Development 5%