Bioresonance method of estimating metabolic function of the liver in dogs

Citation. Bobrytska O et al (2019). Bioresonance method of estimation metabolic function of the liver in dogs. Scientific Horizons (Zhytomyr), August 2019.

Study type and size. Diagnostic comparison versus blood chemistry. Sample: 35 dogs.

What the paper reports. 91.4 per cent agreement with laboratory liver markers. Citation confirmed through DOAJ only; full text not read.

Read the original. https://doaj.org/article/3fc70029c2ae4898b5221c22b73407a7

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