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... their rural siblings, and urban non- migrants and their urban siblings were included in ...macronutrient intake were checked for outliers. Median values and lower ... See full document

... our study should be discussed. First, a major concern in any prevalence study is ...Central India Eye and Medical Study had a reasonable response rate of ...participants ... See full document

... sulted in a significant reduction of 31% in the risk of giving birth to small for gestational age infants and maternal undernourishment may lead to adverse perinatal outcomes including intrauterine ... See full document

... foods and increase food intake during illness with soft, easily digestible foods ...feeding in order to provide adequate nutrition to the child to make it healthy and well ...which in ... See full document

... barometer study (2002) had usedIPAQ as an instrumentand identified low prevalence estimates for Belgium and Sweden while Netherlands and Germany reported the maximum levels of physical ...activity ... See full document

... Research in India - Technical Monograph on ICMR Mental Health ...Smoking and alcohol intake in a rural Indian population and correlation with hypertension and ... See full document

... clusters in both surveys, indepen- dently of energy reporting status and it was significantly higher among members of the “mixed” cluster in 2005 and of the “western” cluster in both ... See full document

... assessed in a randomly selected sample of individuals from low-income community in Fortaleza, Northeastern ...found in subjects aged six months to 10 years old, increased to 73.3% in subjects ... See full document

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... services, and conse- quently, in obesity’s treatment. his study aimed to verify obesity awareness of elders living in rural areas and associated socioeconomic and ... See full document

... sociodemographic and environmental scenarios favorable to transmission seems to be spatially concentrated, which could explain the focal pattern of spatial distribution of hookworm ...prioritized in ... See full document

... ocular in- volvement, presence of HLA-B27), and treatment data was obtained through chart ...considered in a cumulative ...rheumatologist and fol- lowed the definition of ASAS/Omeract MRI ... See full document

... noticeable in different ways, and their associated risks, though uncertain, have the potential to increase social vulnerability, thereby affecting the livelihood of the most vulnerable populations ... See full document

... included in the design, although this could have enabled differentiation between the effects of trauma on individuals and the symptoms of ...present study did not find significant intergroup ... See full document

... children and adolescents (< 17 years old) and EPTB cases, as local physicians generally did not request the complementary TB diagnosis tests for these patients (direct microscopy for AFB or culture for ... See full document

... present study concludes that proper positioning and avoidance of unnecessary manipulation is essential for preventing the postoperative complications of ...osteomyelitis and vertebral erosion, which ... See full document

... pesticides and industrial chemicals on a large commercial ...central and peripheral nervous systems causing well-defined muscarinic, nicotinic and cholinergic neurosymptoms ...particularly in ... See full document

... apply and very acceptable in the primary care setting in both Malawi and Pakistan but the robustness with which an exact diagnosis of morbidity could be made relied on available clinical ... See full document

... explained in part by the preference to use other contraceptive methods or even because they are involved in stable rela- tionships, believing that condoms would not be important, as already discussed ...the ... See full document