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Journals	International journal of infectious diseases : IJID : official publication of the International Society for Infectious Diseases culture, health & sexuality Disasters tobacco induced diseases American journal of surgery science (new york, ny) bulletin of the unesco regional office for education in asia and the pacific
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Bibliographies	[1] in Afghanistan: factors associated with raising a girl as a boy. [2] Nass use and associated factors among outpatients in northern Afghanistan: A cross-sectional study in Andkhoy City. [3] The hidden war: humanitarian surgery in a combat zone. [4] Science and the military. Soldier-scientists join counterinsurgency in Afghanistan. [5] Fieldwork after conflict: contextualising the challenges of access and data quality. [6] Afghanistan [population education in countries of the region]. [7] transformation der mediensysteme in fragilen staaten am fallbeispiel afghanistan [8] update [9] the norwegian media image of the war in afghanistan: peacekeeping or aggression? [10] Prevalence of tuberculosis among mentally ill patients in conflict-stricken Afghanistan: a cross-sectional study. [11] A comprehensive exploration of the genetic legacy and forensic features of Afghanistan and Pakistan Mongolian-descent Hazara. [12] A structured assessment of emergency and acute care providers in Afghanistan during the current conflict. [13] NGO intervention in jihadist conflicts: a closer look at Afghanistan and Somalia [14] Socioeconomic features, food security status and seed needs of farming households in Afghanistan [15] Telling NATO’s story of Afghanistan: Gender and the alliance’s digital diplomacy [16] Narrative Misdirection? UK Strategic Communication for Afghanistan and Beyond [17] Strategic human resource management in the Afghanistan Ministry of Mines and Petroleum: A network perspective [18] in Afghanistan: factors associated with raising a girl as a boy. [19] Nass use and associated factors among outpatients in northern Afghanistan: A cross-sectional study in Andkhoy City. [20] Ocular Injuries and Cultural Influences in Afghanistan During 5 Months of Operation Enduring Freedom. [21] The Operative Burden of General Surgical Disease and Non-Battle Injury in a Deployed Military Treatment Facility in Afghanistan. [22] Science and the military. Soldier-scientists join counterinsurgency in Afghanistan. [23] Corrigendum: Sex as the secret: Counterinsurgency in Afghanistan (International Theory (2018) 11 (26-47) DOI: 10.1017/S1752971918000210) [24] Sex as the secret: Counterinsurgency in Afghanistan [25] Deteriorating Proximity between Liberal Peacebuilding and Counterinsurgency: Warlordism and Corruption in Afghanistan [26] Risk and protective factors associated with the mental health of young adults in Kabul, Afghanistan [27] Food assistance to tuberculosis patients: lessons from Afghanistan. [28] Asia's changing history: India's relations with Afghanistan and Pakistan [29] Ontology-driven modeling for the culturally-sensitive curriculum development: A case study in the context of vocational ICT education in Afghanistan [30] Afghanistan [population education in countries of the region]. [31] A Comprehensive Approach to Post-Conflict Reconstruction: German Experience in Afghanistan [32] In hindsight: the challenges of virtual mentoring the future higher education leaders of Afghanistan [33] Towards gender equality in health in Afghanistan. [34] Ethnic Differences in the Association Between Pain and Social Support in Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans. [35] Attitudes and challenges toward the use of ICT skills: An Assessment of ICT skills among university lecturers and students in Afghanistan [36] The experience of military surgeons from a north Afghanistan deployment and lessons for the future [37] Symptom Severity, Self-efficacy and Treatment-Seeking for Mental Health Among US Iraq/Afghanistan Military Veterans. [38] Posttraumatic Stress Disorder among Danish Soldiers 2.5 Years after Military Deployment in Afghanistan: The Role of Personality Traits as Predisposing Risk Factors [39] Positron emission tomography of tau in Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans with blast neurotrauma [40] The Myth of the “Afghan Trap”: Zbigniew Brzezinski and Afghanistan, 1978–1979 [41] Afghanistan [42] transformation der mediensysteme in fragilen staaten am fallbeispiel afghanistan [43] the norwegian media image of the war in afghanistan: peacekeeping or aggression? [44] institutional and policy assessment of renewable energy sector in afghanistan [45] theoretical potential and utilization of renewable energy in afghanistan [46] from disengagement to regional opium war? towards a counter-narcotics surge in afghanistan and pakistan [47] Exhibition of Archæological Finds from Afghanistan