Publications by authors named "N Tariq"

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  • The study aimed to examine whether specific clinical, radiological, or histological features can distinguish breast hamartomas associated with atypia/malignancy from benign hamartomas without such complications.
  • A review of 450 hamartomas from 2010 to 2023 revealed that only 4.2% were linked to atypia or malignancy.
  • Significant findings included older average age and larger size in complex hamartomas, with MRI successfully detecting malignancy in all examined cases, underscoring a need for improved detection methods.
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is a significant technological advancement that allows for seamless device integration and data flow. The development of the IoT has led to the emergence of several solutions in various sectors. However, rapid popularization also has its challenges, and one of the most serious challenges is the security of the IoT.

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The pollen wall protects pollen during dispersal and is critical for pollination recognition. In the Poaceae family, the pollen exine stereostructure exhibits a high degree of conservation with similar patterns across species. However, there remains controversy regarding the conservation of key factors involved in its formation among various Poaceae species.

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Background: Breakthroughs in skin cancer diagnostics have resulted from recent image recognition and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology advancements. There has been growing recognition that skin cancer can be lethal to humans. For instance, melanoma is the most unpredictable and terrible form of skin cancer.

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Due to their identification as third gender people, have historically been subjected to experiences of social marginalization. However, the extant literature has not fully explored the lived experiences of stigma and discrimination against khwaja sira in the Swat Valley of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. To address this gap, we conducted 45 interviews with khwaja sira in Mingora, Swat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to better understand their experiences of gender-nonconformity stigma and discrimination in various social contexts, including within their families, in accessing health care, and within education and work contexts.

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