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... current study has supported the hypothesis of larger postural segmental (head, shoulder, pelvis, knee) dis- placement from the vertical reference in children as they grow and ...tolerable ... See full document

... present study also found that the time spent by stu- dents on digital devices each day consistently increases as age ...present study showed that approximately half of the 13–16 year old students ...recent ... See full document

... city of Muslims after Makkah in the whole world. The best timing to take action is now if we want to win a fight against obesity in this holy city. The implications are clearly evident for the Ministry of Education as ... See full document

... primary school children [29], 95% Confidence Interval (CI) and five percent margin of ...6,587 children were enumerated from the recruited ...456 school going child-parent pairs were included ... See full document

... a study on seasonal variation in pediatric ...their study, the six most common skin diseases of under-five children were impetigo (221 cases), miliaria (190 cases), scabies (148 cases), furunculosis ... See full document

... the school children’s were infected with hookworm. Only 6.7% of the school children in Babile were infected with hookworm (7, ...among school-age children’s was 9.4% (9). In Fasi- lides ... See full document

... in children with Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) as part of community management of this condition in areas that are endemic for STH [12, ...helminth-infected children, or those that have described ... See full document

... among school children is considered to be an essential prerequisite for improving oral health in a ...the study was to assess the oral health knowledge, attitude and practice among school ... See full document

... Pre-school children are more vulnerable as any adverse influence operating on them during this period may result in limitation in their development (both physical and mental), some of which at least ... See full document

... Among school children, it has a considerable impact on learning and academic achievement especially in under-served and under-resourced ...A school based cross- sectional study ... See full document

... Iranian children is no less than that of West Europeans, though the majority of the population grows along a very much lower ...Iranian school children are now significantly taller and heavier for ... See full document

... Most prior community-based studies that have reported gametocyte infection patterns have described a mono- tonic decrease in gametocyte prevalence by age rather than a peak in school-age children [11–17, ... See full document

... cohort study conducted in 2007 by ...of children with and without learning ...[12] study. The study conducted by ...our study, Families consulted in ...the school that suggested ... See full document

... This cross-sectional study, in which we explored nutri- tional status in school-age slum children 5 to 15 years old, took place between December 2010 and April 2011 in urban slums of ... See full document

... A cross-sectional study was conducted in Maddy primary school located in Dorgalli, Urban field practical area, Chandabowdi, ...All children were assessed for nutritional status by ... See full document

... 804 children (mean age ...of children, respectively. children from caPS intervention households had lower cOHb (median ...in children in rural Malawi is concerning; effective prevention and ... See full document

... of children living in the vicinity of industrial and petrochemical plants have shown associa- tions between specific pollutants or proximity to the plants and aggravation of asthma or worse respiratory health ... See full document

... a study of motor fitness. The sample included children studying in grades one through ...a study to determine motor ability differences among five age groups composed of black and white, boys and ... See full document

... among school-aged children which is partly consistent with findings in this present ...similar cross-sectional study conducted in the Tamale Metropolis in Ghana, reported prevalence ... See full document

... bone loss may reach 2% to 5%. Regarding the marital status, 50% were married, single and widowed both with 21.43% and separated by 7.14%. According to the above table, 71.43% of the interviewees have a salary income of 1 ... See full document