[PDF] Top 20 Socioeconomic Status and Other Characteristics in Childhood Leukemia

... lymphoblastic leukemia age 1 to 14 years in department of pediatric oncology of ...measured socioeconomic status by kuppuswamy’s socioeconomic status ...income status and ... See full document

... for childhood cancer and childhood leukemia seems to be unique in this aspect ...between socioeconomic status (SES) and childhood leukemia was recently published and the ... See full document

... with leukemia in our study, we had inadequate power to fully address this ...and childhood leukemia or childhood cancer in general ...or childhood cancer overall associated with ... See full document

... a leukemia association ...incident childhood ALL cases and 231 healthy, age- and gender matched controls contemporaneously recruited at Texas Children’s Hospital general pediatric ...any other cancer ... See full document

... With recurrent treatment protocol only 30-50% of children with AML will have successful outcome [13]. This finding may suggest that hematopoietic stem cell transplantation from a matched sibling donor is the treatment of ... See full document

... Taking into account the proportion of clinics in each of the three strata, clinics were randomly selected as clusters in each study area. Based on the tariffs deter- mined by the Ministry of Health in Iran, all private ... See full document

... The results of this study are consistent with those from previous life-course epidemiological studies on other adulthood diseases [43, 44]. Many studies focused on the economic [45] or environmental [46], factors ... See full document

... between childhood SES and late-adulthood ...marital status as additional control variables – factors often associated with adverse mental health outcomes (see, for instance, Koenen et ...relationship ... See full document

... household characteristics, and secondly, the relationship between sibling aggression and peer ...demographic characteristics, family and sibling composition, parent-child relationships and ... See full document

... sociodemographic characteristics (age, ethnicity, years of education, socioeconomic status, and current employment status); (ii) loss characteristics (type of relationship [close friend ... See full document

... Our study showed that refusal or abandonment of child- hood ALL therapy was the main reason for treatment failure in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. The differences in dropout rates between poor and prosperous patients and ... See full document

... health status was based on self-report, not based on clinical ...the characteristics of the analyzed population might not represent that of the target ... See full document

... Altogether the production of major cereal crops were 924.23, 393.04, 166.18 kg in rice, maize, wheat respectively of household. Rice and wheat production was more in Thada but maize production was more in Khanchikot. ... See full document

... that childhood television causes attention prob- lems in ...and socioeconomic status, it remains plausi- ble that children with attention problems simply chose to watch more television or that the ... See full document

... have less progression in their disability needs to be studied. One reason could be that patients with higher SES have better access to high-quality care. Other ideas include high-quality care. Or they might have ... See full document

... In respect to frequency of consuming the different food groups, there was agreement among all mothers that the most consumed food group was cereals. A mother said, “Most of us consume Githeri (mixture of boiled maize and ... See full document

... in socioeconomic research ...of socioeconomic position among women who were mar- ried or widowed ...of childhood SES) with data on spouse’s education (our indicator of adult ... See full document

... For humans, an individual’s first five to seven years of life is a sensitive period where a person starts to form an understanding of the availability and predictability of resources in the environment (Nettle, Coall, ... See full document

... perceived status relative to peers in school may be particularly relevant in leading to emotional distress that has negative consequences for motivation and ... See full document

... described other manipulation tactics as well, including a partner saying, “‘I’ll tell everyone I did it,’” “‘it makes [me] feel closer to [you],’” and “‘if you really loved me you would do it;’” however, these ... See full document