Aromatherapy Uses Top Journals
Ancient history has provided anecdotal evidence of the therapeutic use of essential oils but, in the last few decades, increasing scientific research has evidenced and substantiated their health benefits. The objective evidence base which supports aromatherapy comprises clinical trials as well as case histories, clinical audits and also subjective patient reported outcome data. The amount of such research, and the media profile of some studies, has led to a high level of public confidence in the efficacy of aromatherapy, especially in the areas of mental health, back pain, cancer and palliative care. As a result, a large number of hospices, cancer wards, palliative care centres and mental health charities now provide access to aromatherapy.
High Impact List of Articles
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Editorial note on Journal of Archives of General Internal Medicine
Samuel N. ForjuohEditor Note: Archives of General Internal Medicine
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Editorial note on Journal of Archives of General Internal Medicine
Samuel N. ForjuohEditor Note: Archives of General Internal Medicine
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Role of BMI and Venous Resistance in Modulation of Cardiac Filling.
Gaston K Kapuku, Siva M Krothapalli, Jim H Corley, Umer Saleem, Mahendra K Mandawat, James D Halbert, Harry Davis, Vincent JB RobinsonResearch Paper: Archives of General Internal Medicine
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Role of BMI and Venous Resistance in Modulation of Cardiac Filling.
Gaston K Kapuku, Siva M Krothapalli, Jim H Corley, Umer Saleem, Mahendra K Mandawat, James D Halbert, Harry Davis, Vincent JB RobinsonResearch Paper: Archives of General Internal Medicine
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Archives of General Internal Medicine| Volume 1, Issue 2
Zulfiqar abrar-ahmadEditor Note: Archives of General Internal Medicine
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Archives of General Internal Medicine| Volume 1, Issue 2
Zulfiqar abrar-ahmadEditor Note: Archives of General Internal Medicine
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Arteriosclerosis, Hypertension and Vascular Ageing
Cristina FlorescuShort Communication: Archives of General Internal Medicine
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Arteriosclerosis, Hypertension and Vascular Ageing
Cristina FlorescuShort Communication: Archives of General Internal Medicine
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Preferences and Expectations of the Older Adult Care
Rangel-Selvera Omar Alejandro, Gonzalez-Esparza Silvia Ariadna, Rodriguez-Cantu Juan Lorenzo,, Cervantes-Madrid Rogelio DavidLetter to Editor: Archives of General Internal Medicine
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Preferences and Expectations of the Older Adult Care
Rangel-Selvera Omar Alejandro, Gonzalez-Esparza Silvia Ariadna, Rodriguez-Cantu Juan Lorenzo,, Cervantes-Madrid Rogelio DavidLetter to Editor: Archives of General Internal Medicine
Conference Proceedings
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INCIDENCE OF HIV/AIDS ANTIBODY AMONG COMMERCIAL BLOOD DONORS ATTENDING UNIVERSITY OF BENIN TEACHING HOSPITAL, BENIN NIGERIA
Francis Enifo OronsayeScientific Tracks Abstracts: Archives of General Internal Medicine
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INCIDENCE OF HIV/AIDS ANTIBODY AMONG COMMERCIAL BLOOD DONORS ATTENDING UNIVERSITY OF BENIN TEACHING HOSPITAL, BENIN NIGERIA
Francis Enifo OronsayeScientific Tracks Abstracts: Archives of General Internal Medicine
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PANCREATIC INNERVATIONS IN HUMAN FETUS: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
Aritra BanerjeePosters & Accepted Abstracts: Journal of Gastroenterology and Digestive Diseases
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PANCREATIC INNERVATIONS IN HUMAN FETUS: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
Aritra BanerjeePosters & Accepted Abstracts: Journal of Gastroenterology and Digestive Diseases
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REPLICATION STRESS RESPONSE IN CSCs: MOLECULAR MECHANISMS AND THERAPEUTIC IMPLICATION
Vitale Ilio, Manic G, Sistigu A and De Maria RScientific Tracks Abstracts: Journal of Medical Oncology and Therapeutics
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REPLICATION STRESS RESPONSE IN CSCs: MOLECULAR MECHANISMS AND THERAPEUTIC IMPLICATION
Vitale Ilio, Manic G, Sistigu A and De Maria RScientific Tracks Abstracts: Journal of Medical Oncology and Therapeutics
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Targeting the tumor associated carbohydrate antigens
Somdutta SahaScientific Tracks Abstracts: Asian Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences
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Targeting the tumor associated carbohydrate antigens
Somdutta SahaScientific Tracks Abstracts: Asian Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences
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Colon cancer stem cell-based vaccine reduces efficiently both tumour growth and cancer stem cell subpopulation in a mouse colon carcinoma model
Jun DouKeynote: Timely Topics in Clinical Immunology
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Colon cancer stem cell-based vaccine reduces efficiently both tumour growth and cancer stem cell subpopulation in a mouse colon carcinoma model
Jun DouKeynote: Timely Topics in Clinical Immunology