Mothers Who Seek Care Drive Timely Vaccination in Rural Nigeria’s Farming Households
A study of 2,751 rural Nigerian agricultural households links maternal healthcare-seeking behaviour and paternal education to higher childhood vaccination coverage.
A study of 2,751 rural Nigerian agricultural households links maternal healthcare-seeking behaviour and paternal education to higher childhood vaccination coverage.
An Estonian study of 681 children and adolescents identifies three time-use patterns and finds that screen-dominant routines, which displace family ...
A five-year study of an Ethiopian pediatric intensive care unit found that 68.2 percent of clinically significant bacterial infections showed ...
A study of 106 children found that single-port laparoscopy through the navel is as safe as conventional four-port surgery for ...
A retrospective Saudi study of 95 children found that nearly two-thirds treated with sirolimus for vascular anomalies developed infections, most ...
A new arch-shaped thoracoscopic segmentectomy allowed surgeons to remove congenital lung malformations in 22 children while preserving healthy lung tissue, ...
A new case-control study finds that estradiol, combined with anti-Müllerian hormone and inhibin B, shows strong diagnostic accuracy for congenital ...
A simulation-based study of 99 Indian pediatric providers finds that crisis resource management skills are suboptimal regardless of how recently ...
A twenty-year multicenter study from Latin America shows that children's left ventricles recover equally well after surgical repair of anomalous ...
A population-based cohort study of 268,407 Korean children found that those from lower-income families faced a 17 percent higher risk ...
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