Human, Health and Halal Metrics
Halal Research Center of Islamic Republic of Iran · Iran, Islamic Republic of
Aims & Scope
In vitro and In vivo experiments, and clinical trials to promote human health preferably by considering halal metrics. Health products fabrication in Food Science, Nutrition, Pharmacology, Biomaterial, Biomechanic, Medicine and other relevant sciences preferably by considering halal metrics. In vivo studies to promote new curative materials and treatments preferably by considering halal metrics. Clinical trials on transplants, new instruments fabrication and biomaterials synthesis preferably by considering halal metrics. Human health related cross-sectional and/or cohort investigations preferably by considering halal metrics. Social sciences with regard to halal metrics
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What is the aims and scope of Human, Health and Halal Metrics?
In vitro and In vivo experiments, and clinical trials to promote human health preferably by considering halal metrics. Health products fabrication in Food Science, Nutrition, Pharmacology, Biomaterial, Biomechanic, Medicine and other relevant sciences preferably by considering halal metrics. In vivo studies to promote new curative materials and treatments preferably by considering halal metrics. Clinical trials on transplants, new instruments fabrication and biomaterials synthesis preferably by considering halal metrics. Human health related cross-sectional and/or cohort investigations prefera
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