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Hearing Impairments in Consanguineous Marriage
... Consanguineous marriage is strongly favored in many large human populations ...such marriage should be avoided as they make double the risk of infants with birth defects such as mental retardation, ...
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Enhancing health literacy through co design: development of culturally appropriate materials on genetic risk and customary consanguineous marriage
... recently. Consanguineous marriage is customarily practised among some UK minority ethnic communities and carries some increased risk of recessive genetic disorders among off- spring compared with unions ...
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Enhancing health literacy through co-design: development of culturally appropriate materials on genetic risk and customary consanguineous marriage
... recently. Consanguineous marriage is customarily practised among some UK minority ethnic communities and carries some increased risk of recessive genetic disorders among off- spring compared with unions ...
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Genetic Analysis, Health Issues and Consanguineous Marriage in Muslim Community
... Consanguineous marriage is generally common in Muslim communities of the Islamic countries and developing ...showed consanguineous marriage varies in branches of Islam between and within each ...
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A Study to Assess the Effectiveness of Planned Teaching Programme on Knowledge Regarding Effects of Consanguineous Marriage and its Prevention among Adolescent Girls in a Selected Pre University College of Bagalkot
... In the present study researcher used student paired ‘t’ test to find out the significant difference between pre test and post test knowledge regarding effects of consanguineous marriage among adolescent ...
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Inherited Bleeding Disorders in Iraq and Consanguineous Marriage
... disorders (RBD) (n=16, 6.25%) showed that 85.94% of our patients had autosomal recessive InBDs. It means that consanguineous marriage is still high (n=197, 76.95%), especially among first cousins (72.4%). ...
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Risk factors for breast cancer for women in Punjab, Pakistan:Results from a case-control study
... An interview schedule was prepared to obtain data on personal characteristics (age, marital status; socio-economic status), menstrual and reproductive factors, anthropometrics (height, weight), family history of breast ...
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Primary ovarian insufficiency in a xeroderma pigmentosum patient with consanguineous parents
... Xeroderma pigmentosum (XP) is known to be an autosomal recessive inherited disorder. One other rare subtype of the disease that is called XP dominant type is inherited as an autosomal dominant disorder [16]. For that ...
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FETAL ASCITES AS A CAUSE OF DYSTOCIA IN LABOUR
... case consanguineous marriage, the history of having delivered a malformed fetus, an abortion and a non immune hydrops fetalis with massive ascites in the current pregnancy were ...
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Breast Cancer Regulation and Progression: A Review on Genetics and Microenvironment of Breast Cancer
... of consanguineous marriage, had good awareness towards the premarital screening, and had negative attitude towards the consanguineous marriage if they informed about harmful effect of their ...
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Xeroderma Pigmentosum with Desquamative Gingivitis a Rare Case Report and Detailed Review of Literature
... Consanguinity in the parents of the patients has been implicated as an etiologic factor. This has been reported to varying degrees of up to 92.8% in XP patients in Libya [26]. It has also been reported in studies from ...
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Mahboub
... about consanguineous marriage among educated adults in ...of consanguineous marriage and one third of them had no idea about the possibility that consanguineous couples may have ...
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Haemoglobin disorders among the tribal population "the Baiga" of Madhya Pradesh, India
... or marriage age in aboriginals and this has proved particularly helpful in studying consanguineous marriage, that in most other groups is also related to social ...
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Volume 37 - Article 61 | Pages 1933–1948
... in consanguineous marriage we compare the coefficients of the period dummy variables in the second model, which includes enrolment, with those in the first model, which does not include ...fifteen, ...
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Screening extended families for genetic hemoglobin disorders in Pakistan
... a marriage at risk for producing an affected child, and 17 of 214 married couples (8 percent) consisted of two ...which consanguineous marriage is ...
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Pattern of congenital anomalies in neonates at tertiary care centre in Hyderabad, India: a hospital based prospective observational study
... Details regarding birth history were noted. A detailed clinical examination of the newborn was conducted. Though clinical examination is the main criteria for diagnosis appropriate lab and radiological investigations ...
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George Eliot's Middlemarch: The Making of a Modern Marriage
... Dorothea‟s marriage to Casaubon, “a sickly clergyman, old enough to be her father” (837), is generally viewed by critics as an unconsummated union. Like other women of her class, Dorothea has lived a sheltered ...
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A study on Motivation of Marriage and Views of Marriage of Korean College Students
... consider marriage as mandatory but sees it as something to be determined based on their individual situations and ...of marriage-related problems pertains to the distorted meaning and rationale for “family” ...
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On the Economics of Marriage A Theory of Marriage, Labor and Divorce
... view marriage as a means to satisfy functions like reproduction, socialization, and ...of marriage in meeting the needs of other parts of the social system while others emphasize physical needs like sexual ...
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‘To Take Each Other’ : Bugis Practices of Gender, Sexuality and Marriage
... Forced Marriage and Sex 297 - Women in the Detention Centre: the Power of the In-Law 299 - Sairah: Stereotyping Stepmother 299 - Ratna: a Non-virgin and a Hotel Worker 304 ...
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