Most cited papers from Bere (United Kingdom)

Bere (United Kingdom)

What are the most cited papers from Bere (United Kingdom)?

The most cited paper from Bere (United Kingdom) is "Influence of bone cements on bone-screw interfaces in the third metacarpal and third metatarsal bones of horses" (Laura J. M. Hirvinen, Alan S. Litsky, Valerie F. Samii et al., 2009), with 18 citations. Next come "Depression in older adults: hearing loss is an important factor" (14) and "Hearing loss is important in dementia" (13).

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#	Paper
1	Influence of bone cements on bone-screw interfaces in the third metacarpal and third metatarsal bones of horses Laura J. M. Hirvinen, Alan S. Litsky, Valerie F. Samii et al. · American Journal of Veterinary Research Open access	Aug 2009	18
2	Depression in older adults: hearing loss is an important factor Ted Leverton · BMJ	15 Jan 2019	14
3	Hearing loss is important in dementia Ted Leverton · BMJ	7 Jul 2015	13
4	Evaluation of a multigenomic liquid biopsy (PROSTest) for prostate cancer detection and follow-up in a Caribbean population Richard David Rosin, Amelia Haynes, Mark S. Kidd et al. · Cancer Epidemiology	8 Aug 2024	7
5	Resistant behaviour in dementia might be due to hearing loss Ted Leverton · BMJ	13 Jan 2020	1
6	Comparing the needs of children in independent agency and local authority foster care in the UK Miriam Silver, Kelly Chan, A.P. McGrath et al. · Adoption & Fostering Open access	29 Jan 2026	0
7	Ward based management of dementia symptoms: check the patient can hear you Ted Leverton · BMJ	8 Sep 2021	0
8	The “tax on wax”: why are GPs conniving with this reduction in basic NHS services? Ted Leverton · BMJ	14 Oct 2020	0
9	Mulheres pescam, sim: pesca artesanal continental em Porto Said, Botucatu [SP] Berenice Pereira Balsalobre, Mariana Baggio Annibelli, Isadora Balsalobre Athias · Labor & Engenho Open access	29 Jun 2018	0
10	Improving attitudes to hearing loss Ted Leverton · BMJ	24 Oct 2017	0
11	Action on Hearing Loss needs your support Ted Leverton · BMJ	15 May 2012	0

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