Search Results - "Kobeissi, L."

Sexual and reproductive health of Syrian refugee women in Turkey: a scoping review within the framework of the MISP objectives by Çöl, M, Bilgili Aykut, N, Usturalı Mut, A N, Koçak, C, Uzun, S U, Akın, A, Say, L, Kobeissi, L

“…Turkey hosts the world's largest community of Syrians displaced by the conflict. The Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) is a coordinated set of priority…”
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Reducing Recurrent Hospitalizations in a Resident With Short Gut Syndrome by Tokur-Sridhar, Charitha, Tokur-Sridhar, C., Sondgeroth, J., Kobeissi, L., Shropshire, R., Fry, L.

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1152 CYP2E1 and NQO1 Genotypes in Bladder Cancer – a Lebanese Case-Control Study by Dhaini, H, Bassma, H, Kobeissi, L, Jabbour, M

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P1-75 The 2009 Lebanese national mammography campaign: results and a critical appraisal by Kobeissi, L, Hamra, R, Samari, G, Khalifeh, M

“…IntroductionThe Lebanese Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) has been organising subsidised annual mammography campaigns every October, since 2002, in all…”
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7119 POSTER NAT1 as a Genetic Predisposing Factor for Urinary Bladder Cancer in Lebanese by Dhaini, H, Yassine, L, Kobeissi, L, Jabbour, M

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3531 POSTER Urinary Bladder Cancer and Potential Risk Factors in Lebanon -a Case-control Study by Kobeissi, L, Dhaini, H, Yassine, I, Jabbour, M

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The Impact of Breast Cancer Knowledge and Attitudes on Screening and Early Detection Among an Immigrant Iranian Population in Southern California by Kobeissi, L., Samari, G., Telesca, D., Esfandiari, M., Galal, O.

“…Few studies explored factors influencing breast cancer screening and early detection behaviors among immigrant Iranian women residing in the USA. Using a…”
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Occupational and environmental exposures to heavy metals: Risk factors for male infertility in Lebanon? by Inhorn, Marcia C., King, Luke, Nriagu, Jerome O., Kobeissi, Loulou, Hammoud, Najwa, Awwad, Johnny, Abu-Musa, Antoine A., Hannoun, Antoine B.

“…A case–control study was conducted to examine whether occupational or environmental exposures, particularly to heavy metals, are associated with male…”
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