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Impact of diarrhea on growth velocity in Egyptian infants.

Zaghloul, Sahar Saad.The University of Arizona.1992

… weight velocity, with no evidence of catch-up growth. Illness severity indices, namely the number of symptoms or illnesses experienced, number of stools/day, and presence of blood in stool were strong predictors of velocity during and one-month post-illness. Breastfeeding had a positive …

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Changes in height, weight, skinfold thickness and nutrient intake in non-white females in the first grade in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, in a six months period

Cosper, Barbara AnneUniversity of Alabama Libraries1969

Electronic Thesis or Dissertation

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Height, weight, triceps and subscapular skinfold measurements, and dietary data for white and non-white preschool children attending college nursery schools in Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Andrews, Mary RebeccaUniversity of Alabama Libraries1968

Electronic Thesis or Dissertation

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NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF SCHOOLING CHILDREN IN TANZANIA AND UGANDA: RESEARCH AND ACTION

COMANDINI, ORNELLAUniversità degli Studi di Cagliari2017

Malnutrition affects millions of children worldwide. With its different faces – undernutrition and overnutrition – it is the result of several determinants, such as the lack/surplus of adequate food, life-style, mother’s low education, socio-economic situation. For this reason, any research on this …

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A preliminary validation study of the Weiss Focus Form I

Busch, LynnTexas Woman's University1980

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Growth patterns of hispanic and caucasian children

Althaus, BeckyTexas Woman's University1999

Growth of children is a powerful indicator of general health used in clinical evaluations. No studies have examined the growth of Hispanic children under 2 years of age and compared the growth with Caucasian children of the same population. Breast-feeding and its impact on growth in children under …

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Finding the Silver Lining: Children and families' abilities to perceive benefits in the face of adversity

Bender, Jade AndromedaUniversity of Kansas2010

… impacts their health; yet, research into children's perceptions is limited. Accordingly, this study investigated (a) what factors are associated with benefit finding in children, (b) the relationship between benefit finding among family members, and (c) whether children who perceived more …

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Intestinal Parasitic Infection: Prevalence, Risk Factors and Consequences for Child Growth, Iron Status and Development in Rural Ecuador

Sackey, Mamie EleanorVirginia Tech2001

… and consequences of pathogenic IPI's on the growth, nutrition and psychomotor development of 244 Ecuadorian children aged 0.2-14 years. The study was conducted in five rural hamlets located in a tropical rainforest area in northwest Ecuador. The study data were obtained by means of a …

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