RE: Aggregating Epidemiological Study Findings

I was just informed that the link below requires a logon. Here is
additional information about this article.

 

Journal: The Journal of International Medical Research

 

Title: Prevalence of painful diabetic peripheral neuropathy among
patients with diabetes mellitus in the middle east region

 

Authors: S Jambart (Saint-Joseph University and Hotel-Dieu de France
Hospital, Beirut, Lebanon), Z Ammache (Clemenceau Medical Center,
Beirut, Lebanon), F Haddad (King Hussein Medical Center, Jordan), A
Younes (Private Practice, Amman, Jordan), A Hassoun (Dubai Diabetes
Center, Dubai, UAE), K Abdalla (Alexandria University, Egypt), C Abou
Selwan (Pfizer Inc, Dubai, UAE), N Sunna (Pfizer Inc, Dubai, UAE), D
Wajsbrot (Pfizer Inc, Dubai, UAE), E Youseif (Pfizer Inc, Dubai, UAE)

 

Website: http://www.jimronline.net/

 

URL: http://www.jimronline.net/content/fullpdf.asp?ArticleID=1601

 

 

From: Bulusu, Vijay 
Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2011 10:16 AM
To: 'public-semweb-lifesci@w3.org'
Subject: Aggregating Epidemiological Study Findings

 

Team HCLS,

I was recently asked if there is a way to aggregate epidemiological
study findings (such as the one mentioned in the publication listed
below) in a computationally accessible way (Linked Data, Semantic Web
etc.). 

Any ideas/thoughts?

 

http://www.jimronline.net/content/fullpdf.asp?ArticleID=1601

 

Could this potentially be a use case?

 

Regards,

Vijay.

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