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  1. Gut Microbiota and Sleep Deprivation: Potential Interactions and Implications for Equine Research – Scoping Review

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  2. Exploring the application of Natural Language Processing to scientific medical cannabis publications by de Beer, James Charles

    Published 2023
    “…First, natural language processing techniques (such as document clustering and topic modelling, global vector word embeddings and supervised document classifiers) are used to group 500 journal articles from the general literature on cannabis according to broad research topics; analyse the interaction between cannabis compounds, human physiology and diseases; and train a classifier to classify unseen documents. …”
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  3. Seasonal patterns of mortality in medical admissions at Groote Schuur Hospital, Cape Town: 2002-2009 by Mudaly, Vanessa

    Published 2015
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  4. Healing the rift : an assessment of a World Health Organisation's media communication programme for health scientists by Baleta, Adele

    Published 2011
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  5. A comparative analysis of the coverage of science news in Cape Town newspapers by Turner, Gillian Kim

    Published 2008
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  6. Internet Web Communication Technology (WCT) and Information Communication Technology (ICT) development and use for veterinary medicine education in Nigeria (2000 -2009)

    Published 2010
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  7. South African consumer knowledge of the current paediatric food-based dietary guidelines

    Published 2024
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  8. Digital tools for training frontline health workers in low and middle-income countries: A systematic review by Schoeman, Fransien

    Published 2020
    “…Three training pedagogies were used: 1) didactic training techniques – in four studies information was provided passively without an interactive component; 2) interactive training techniques – six studies used platforms to provide information along with an interactive component via multi-media; and, 3) blended-learning approach – six studies delivered training via didactic and interactive approaches by combining live and distance training. …”
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