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Active Flow Control Technology Based on Simple Droop Devices and a Co-Flow Jet for Lift Enhancement

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By Jin Jiao, Cheng Chen, Bo Wang, Pei Ying
| MDPI
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Characteristics and effects of Chinese herbal medicine in the management of female infertility: A hospital-based study

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By Pei Ying, Chien Min, Ching Chiung, Chen Jei
| karger.com
Background In Taiwan, Chinese herbal medicine(CHM) is used to treat female infertility. Evidence indicates that the absence of monotherapy efficacy assessment and comparison with mainstream interventions may lead to the improper use of CHM for female infertility. Methods A retrospective cohort study enrolled female patients at a hospital undergoing CHM intervention to treat infertility from 2012 to 2020 in order to determine the outcomes of CHM monotherapy for female infertility.
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Employers laud govt decision to reopen more economic sectors from tomorrow

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By Dawn Chan, Pei Ying, Pei Ying -
| New Straits Times Verified
KUALA LUMPUR: The Special Committee on Covid-19 Pandemic Management's greenlight for more economic sectors to resume from tomorrow has given employers confidence that Malaysia was on the road to full recovery, said the Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF).
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