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There is some evidence that anti-HIV antibodies can destroy infected cells by binding to HIV envelope on the cell surface and activating NK cells, monocytes, macrophages, etc. via their Fc receptors.
24 May 2017 9,403 3 View
After reading the editorial published in Nepal Journal of Epidemiology by Dr. Shrikant I Bangdiwala, Professor, Department of Biostatistics, Gillings School of Global Public Health, University of...
01 April 2016 1,908 15 View
I would like to forecast the and predict the earth quake in Nepal. A devastating (7.9 ritcher scale) earthquake hit Nepal in the area near Barpak, a mountain village between capital Kathmandu and...
12 May 2015 2,367 13 View
Recently many of the researchers use logistic regression predicted value probability for finding the combined effect of two or more diagnostic test [Test Variable] in ROC analysis. Is it a good idea?.
31 July 2014 4,921 7 View
Recently Kathmandu University [Nepal] changed the criteria for promotion of Medical college teachers. University will consider only the articles which is published in PubMed Indexed Journals for...
22 March 2014 3,299 14 View
BMJ Surgery Authors guidelines include a sentence saying that if the sample size is less than 30 then report with the numbers, not percentage. What is the reason behind this?
26 December 2013 2,274 15 View
Some scientific conference organizers look at the potentiality of the person who will be selected as chair person not the "Designation". I respect Professors. But, why Associate and Asst...
19 September 2013 5,813 23 View
The International Conference on Research Methodology and Scientific Writing aims to provide knowledge that allows research scholars, teachers and practitioners to achieve the research goals and...
14 September 2013 7,994 3 View
Two men with HIV have been off AIDS drugs for several months after receiving stem-cell transplants for cancer that appear to have cleared the virus from their bodies, researchers reported on...
06 July 2013 3,795 2 View
I want to compare prognostic indicator like RANSON,GLASGOW and MODIFIED ORGAN SYSTEM SCORE according to length of stay.
27 June 2013 8,138 4 View
Most journals are very particular about written consent. But is it necessary to take written consent in the descriptive studies? Sharing your knowledge and vision about this question will not only...
19 March 2013 4,401 93 View
If it mentioned in the Material and Methods p
08 February 2013 3,208 94 View
Sometimes BMJ reviewers reject the articles because of poor statistical analysis. If the data of a manuscript submitted can be analyzed with advanced statistical techniques, then the editor will...
06 February 2013 3,016 78 View
Prevalence of HIV in Nepal is 0.5 but in some places in Nepal people don't go to hospital and IDU is very common. Can we rely on the sentinel surveillance data and epi model? There is no study...
29 January 2013 2,651 2 View
In Nepal, most of the hospital's records are disposed of after 5 years, so data is also disposed of. Is it correct to do this? Should it be made electronic? Should Bio-statisticians play a role?
19 January 2013 8,151 9 View
There are several Conferences with the aim of achieving Millennium Development Goals through universal access. How much it will contribute?.
12 January 2013 1,067 3 View
Please suggest me the free online sources for learning EPI Info software of CDC Atlanta.
10 January 2013 7,992 6 View
Several institutions from developing countries like Nepal don't have a single statistician or any personel from community medicine in the research and ethical committee of the medical institution....
07 January 2013 4,503 88 View
Most of the time developing country researchers can't attend the conferences in developing countries because of high registration fee and travel fare.
02 January 2013 4,599 11 View
Several researchers from developing countries are not knowledgeable in Epidemiology and Research Methodology. It will result in a poorly conducted trial. Several important research questions are...
02 January 2013 1,894 10 View
Whether the Medical Associations should focus on the welfare of the people
25 December 2012 2,355 4 View
Sometimes we get some articles from developing country authors with 99% plagiarism, without any ethical clearance letter. We reject the articles. But how can we stop this tendency of authors?
07 December 2012 7,444 6 View
There are several clinical trials going on in developing countries without proper research design. Is it necessary to stop?
04 December 2012 289 5 View
There are several research works published with methodological rigors because of the relevance of the research question in medicine. Is it necessary to follow the rules of statistics? Managing/...
20 November 2012 992 2 View
