Preschool Headaches Drop During Pandemic Closures, Abdominal Pain Unchanged
A cross-sectional study of 777 German preschool children found that 62.4% experienced headaches or abdominal pain, with headache prevalence significantly ...
A cross-sectional study of 777 German preschool children found that 62.4% experienced headaches or abdominal pain, with headache prevalence significantly ...
A facility-based case–control study of 430 children in Sana’a City, Yemen, identified water, sanitation, feeding, and socio-demographic factors independently associated ...
In a qualitative study of thirty Hispanic mothers in Arkansas, participants viewed chubbier children as healthy while recognizing that excess ...
A retrospective cohort study in Ethiopia identifies sex, crowding, and vaccination status as key predictors of survival time in children ...
A study of more than 65,000 U.S. children found that frequent bullying victimization is associated with progressively higher odds of ...
A study using bootstrap Data Envelopment Analysis reveals low healthcare efficiency in Jammu and Kashmir, with socioeconomic factors like clean ...
A study of parents in Northern Ireland reveals that despite widespread participation in free and low-cost physical activities, major barriers ...
A qualitative study in Nepal's Gorkha District identifies geographical, individual, and healthcare system factors shaping child growth monitoring service utilization.
A qualitative study in Morogoro, Tanzania, demonstrates how pluralistic illness perceptions, patriarchal financial dynamics, and retail pharmacy reliance create critical ...
A qualitative study in Uganda identifies key barriers and strategies for accessing maternal and child health services during the COVID-19 ...
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