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Alexander Boroda

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A M Boroda, A. Boroda, A. M. Boroda, Alex Boroda, Alexander Boroda, Alexander M. Boroda

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Alexander Boroda is an author at Centre international de recherche sur le cancer specializing in medicine, substance abuse, and forensic toxicology.

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	3	3	496
2	Public Health	2	2	477
3	Epidemiology	2	2	477
4	Health Sciences	1	1	19
5	Biostatistics	1	1	19

Alexander Boroda

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	Year	Citations
Alcohol and cause-specific mortality in Russia: a retrospective case–control study of 48 557 adult deaths Paul Brennan, Jillian Boreham, Alexander Boroda, The Lancet Substance AbuseCause-specific MortalityAlcohol DependenceRetrospective Case–control StudyMedicine	2009	459
Alcohol and mortality in Russia: prospective observational study of 151 000 adults Sarah Lewington, Alexander Boroda, Ghislaine Scélo, The Lancet	2014	204
Alcohol poisoning is a main determinant of recent mortality trends in Russia: evidence from a detailed analysis of mortality statistics and autopsies Dmitry Maximovitch, Vladimir Igitov, Alexander Boroda, International Journal of Epidemiology	2008	155
Transcriptomics-Guided Personalized Prescription of Targeted Therapeutics for Metastatic ALK-Positive Lung Cancer Case Following Recurrence on ALK Inhibitors Elena Poddubskaya, Alexey Bondarenko, Alexander Boroda, Frontiers in Oncology	2019	31
Hair analysis for drugs in child abuse Alexander Boroda Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine Suspected Child Abuse.1-5DiagnosisForensic ChemistryDrug ScreeningDrug Assessment	2005	19
Diagnostic Value of Combinatorial Markers in Colorectal Carcinoma Veronika Voronova, Petr Glybochko, Andrey А. Svistunov, Frontiers in Oncology	2020	19
[Analysis of mortality in Russian population]. D M Maksimovich, Vladimir Igitov, Alexander Boroda, PubMed Mortality StudiesAlcohol IntoxicationPopulation Health SciencesMortality RatesProspective Cohort Study	2007	18

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