[PDF] Top 20 Asthma and Behavior in Homeless 4- to 7-Year-Olds

... on asthma and its significance for adaptive functioning, particularly among young, disadvantaged, urban minority children, who tend to have high rates and more severe forms of ...examining asthma and its ... See full document

... of 4- to 6-year-olds were asked three oral health questions, mainly on prevention of tooth ...to 7 for 12- to 15-year-olds and from 0 to 3 for 4- to ... See full document

... and behavior scores and did spline ...age 7) are shown in Figs 2 and ...and 7 in the unadjusted data, but the estimates of CPRS-R at age 5 and of BASC internalizing problems (both teacher and parent ... See full document

... of asthma were examined for discharge date, race, and age group (0- to 4-year-olds, 5- to 18-year- olds, 19- to 50-year-olds, > ...of asthma discharges, ... See full document

... parent behavior. In a study of 4- to 7-year-olds receiving routine immunization, Frank, Blount, Smith, Manimala, and Martin (1995) found that parents’ overall behavior – ... See full document

... Fig 5. Long-term impact of vaccination on the overall contribution to onwards transmission by age groups in the host population in absence of ivermectin treatment. The green (A), blue (B) and red (C) lines correspond to, ... See full document

... of asthma among rural dwelling children. While the prevalence of asthma was lower in rural areas, it was still relatively ...on asthma among rural dwellers, especially given the evidence showing that ... See full document

... by Fig. 4. But they apparently do have severe problems to adhere to them and this might hinder effective tooth- brushing education [23]. A simple measure might be to change the sequence of toothbrushing in order ... See full document

... A static Markov model connected with a decision tree (Additional file 1: Figure S1) was developed in Microsoft Excel 2010 (Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, WA, USA) to quantify the costs and health effects (in QALYs) of ... See full document

... It is important to set these findings in context. As noted above, preventative systems in the Eastern and Southern European countries reflect the predominance of owner occupation. Most of the families at risk of ... See full document

... Our prevalence figures are likely to be significant underestimates, as the APMS data only surveys one adult in a household, and we have only counted the cases where the adult problems are severe. However, it is likely ... See full document

... For some outcomes, findings on the 9-year-olds of Cohort ’08 are contrasted with those of the earlier Cohort ’98. There are important differences between the two cohorts at 9 years old, apart from being ... See full document

... The study initially enrolled 310 children, and 264 completed the study. Reasons for discontinuation were participants ’ move to another city (control = 13; FUF = 19) or parental decision (control = 10; FUF = 4). ... See full document

... 56 Only a few schools provide additional in-school opportunities for key stage 4 learners whose numeracy skills are weak, usually involving extraction from registration/tutorial periods or the provision of ... See full document

... (82.8%) were 0–14 years old and 364 (17.2%) were aged 15–19. The number of 15– 19-year-olds remained stable throughout the study period (with 46–54 cases/year, median 48). By histotype, 1,340 ... See full document

... Manifest Anxiety Scale, and Child Behavior Checklist Scores of Homeless School-Aged Children and School- Aged Children With Homes*. Homeless Children[r] ... See full document

... It was evident by 1936 when the shift was made from two-year-olds to yearlings that an intensity of one head to 7 acres was approximately the correct grazing ra[r] ... See full document

... Methods: A probabilistic task based on the cup game was used to measure which of five different formats was associated with greatest understanding in children aged 7–11 years old (n = 106). Formats used were ... See full document

... Overall, preschool children were less likely to have a disorder than older children. When looking at differences between preschool children (2 to 4 year olds) and children of primary school age (5 to ... See full document

... tested 4- and 5-year-oldsÕ understanding of loyalty to the group more directly than has been done previously, following the strict definition of Brewer and Silver (2000), in which loyal behavior ... See full document