The History of the Family
A History of the Family
... the history of the family? Duby asks (vol 1,315)and answers the question by reference to the obsession in post industrial society with the notion that the family is in crisis, divorce statistics are ...
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Common People: the History of an English Family, by Alison Light
... many family historians, she holds out against the temptation to speculate, or fictionalise, though there are suggestive beginnings for many a novel in what she has turned up among the public ...regional ...
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Adolescents, Family History, and Inherited Disease Risk: An Opportunity
... need for guidance as to when family health history should be ascertained. The aforementioned vignette illustrates that the teenage years are an ideal time for family and personal health ...
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Efficacy of Prednisolone in bronchiolitis with and without family history of atopy
... of family history of ...of history of cough, breathing difficulty with fast breathing and auscultatory findings of ronchi following a viral upper respiratory ...12 Family history of ...
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Identification and management of women with a family history of breast cancer
... good family history might allow earlier diagnosis of breast ...that family phy- sicians believe that they are ideally suited to have dis- cussions around family history owing to their ...
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Assessing family history of chronic disease in primary care
... Family history data were obtained using 2 different methods: EMR data and self-reports from the health questionnaire. When these methods were compared, 24% of patients were identified as having an FH of ...
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Marital Violence: An English Family History, 1660–1857
... of family history by revising the chronological framework of our understanding of the development of family life; a chronological framework that has been in contention since the publication of ...
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Family History and Its Influence on Infants' Language Development
... of family types, the mean scores of nuclear and joint families were ...by family history and health status in relation to infant’s language development, whereas nuclear and joint family ...
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Family History of Cancer and Smoking Cessation, Is There a Role for Physicians?
... taken to quit smoking. This concurs with observations from previous studies which indicates that doctors’ ad- vice appears to be one of the most effective measures for improving smoking cessation rate [8,9,19]. However, ...
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Protocol for implementation of family health history collection and decision support into primary care using a computerized family health history system
... the Department of Defense. The goal of the tool is to assist primary care providers in identifying high risk individuals who may need additional screening or refer- rals to maximize their preventative health care. It ...
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Cashing in on Family: The Influence of Private Companies on Online Family History Construction
... virtual family history market in the United ...million family trees. For a subscription fee, Ancestry.com provides family tree construction tools, virtual storage for family trees and ...
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Family history of alcoholism and cognitive recovery in subacute withdrawal
... A family history of alcoholism has been demonstrated to be an important factor affecting cognitive ...of family history-positive (FH + ) and family history-negative (FH–) ...
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Family History: An Opportunity to Disrupt Transmission of Behavioral Health Problems
... Family history is a traditional clinical approach to identify potential genetic-related disorders within ...factors. Family history provides a special opportunity to identify risk and develop ...
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Family History Predicts Stress Fracture in Active Female Adolescents
... The lack of significant associations of stress fracture with high activity levels or MI may be because of insuf- ficient statistical power. In this sample, both case and control subjects participated in relatively high ...
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Association of Family History of Autoimmune Diseases and Autism Spectrum Disorders
... (family history of T1D: IRR: ...maternal history of T1D: IRR: 2.14 [95% CI: 1.07–3.77 (Table 4)]; paternal history of T1D: IRR: ...the family and the mother, spe- cifically, were related ...
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Breastfeeding and Prolactin Levels in Lactating Women With a Family History of Alcoholism
... with family history of alcoholism (FHP, FHN) as a between-subject factor and beverage condition (alcohol, con- trol) and time since beverage con- sumption (when applicable) modeled as within-subject ...
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Family history information extraction via deep joint learning
... FH: Family history; FM: FamilyMember; FN: False negative; FP: False positive; HMM: Hidden Markov model; LS: LivingStutas; LSTM: Long Short Term Memory networks; ME: Maximum entropy; NLP: Natural language ...
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Speech and language difficulties in children with and without a family history of dyslexia
... whether family history of dyslexia and speech and language difficulties are separable risk factors for literacy ...a family risk of dyslexia (FRD) and 36 children receiving speech therapy (SLT) were ...
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Relative risk for Alzheimer disease based on complete family history
... The family history obtained during clinical encounters is usually limited to FDRs; most literature focuses on these ...on family history in FDRs, and shows the number of affected FDRs, the ...
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Family history of cancer and head and neck cancer survival
... examined family history of any cancer in relation to survival among patients with cancer at a particular ...between family history of any cancer and overall survival of women with lung ...a ...
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