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    A 2000 article in JAMA examined garlic as an insect repellent. The article had 35 citations and was read over 11,000 times. It had two authors, Louise Stjernberg from Red Cross University College and Johan Berglund from Blekinge Institute of Technology, who have published hundreds of papers and received thousands of citations. Some of their other projects looked at using smart glasses in intensive care and a database called SNAC-B.

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    A 2000 article in JAMA examined garlic as an insect repellent. The article had 35 citations and was read over 11,000 times. It had two authors, Louise Stjernberg from Red Cross University College and Johan Berglund from Blekinge Institute of Technology, who have published hundreds of papers and received thousands of citations. Some of their other projects looked at using smart glasses in intensive care and a database called SNAC-B.

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    Garlic As An Insect Repellent: JAMA The Journal of The American Medical Association September 2000

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    A 2000 article in JAMA examined garlic as an insect repellent. The article had 35 citations and was read over 11,000 times. It had two authors, Louise Stjernberg from Red Cross University College and Johan Berglund from Blekinge Institute of Technology, who have published hundreds of papers and received thousands of citations. Some of their other projects looked at using smart glasses in intensive care and a database called SNAC-B.

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    Garlic as an Insect Repellent

    Article  in  JAMA The Journal of the American Medical Association · September 2000


    DOI: 10.1001/jama.284.7.831 · Source: PubMed

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    35 11,912

    2 authors:

    Louise Stjernberg Johan Berglund


    Red Cross Uiniversity College Blekinge Institute of Technology
    26 PUBLICATIONS   352 CITATIONS    147 PUBLICATIONS   2,818 CITATIONS   

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