... and determinants of
increases in blood lead levels in children shortly after lead hazard control activities. Environ Res
2004;96:196–205.
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CDC. Preventing lead poisoning in young children. ... objective to eliminate lead poisoning in
young children and can be expected to reduce lead exposure for all children.
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Primary Prevention
CDC’s Advisory Commit...
... of Young Children in the Child Welfare System 11
– Policy research suggests the acute need to
enhance the training of mental health providers
to develop competencies in serving young
children.
71
... empirically-
supported instruments for assessing the mental
health of young children in child welfare.
Screening and assessment tools form a continuum
of instruments used...
... part of clinically effective caries management.
2 DEFINITIONS AND TERMINOLOGY
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PREVENTING DENTAL CARIES IN CHILDREN AT HIGH CARIES RISK
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3 Primary prevention of dental caries
Keeping children s ... effective in preventing dental caries in children aged between six and 16 years.
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31
Children who brush twice a day show greater benefit than those who brush less
frequentl...
... of Young Children in the Child Welfare System 11
– Policy research suggests the acute need to
enhance the training of mental health providers
to develop competencies in serving young
children.
71
... empirically-
supported instruments for assessing the mental
health of young children in child welfare.
Screening and assessment tools form a continuum
of instruments used...
... were Steiner school children and
2024 reference children.
In total, 28% of all included children provided a blood
sample (1202 Steiner school children and 634 reference
children) . The resulting distribution ... large
number of children included in the questionnaire surveys in Germany
and Switzerland, a random sample of eligible children was selected in
these countries. I...
... The-
se findings indicate that the prevalence of celiac disease in Tur-
kish children with type 1 diabetes mellitus is higher than in he-
althy controls. The 1.4% frequency of Celiac disease in relatives
of ... remaining 5 patients
showed normal mucosa. One sibling and two pa-
rents of diabetic children were positive for IgA-
tTG. Serum total IgA levels were within normal li-
mits...
... communities such as those in southern Africa, possibilities for
misinterpretations abound.
In common with Finkelhor’s point about the defining nature of intended sex-
ual arousal, Korbin comments that ... pre-pubescent children. Indeed, concern is developing that the media itself
may play a role in perpetuating and extending these beliefs, thereby uninten-
tionally contributing to the...
... is
important for young children, including that it lays
the foundations for an interest in taking care of
the environment in later life, and touches on ways
in which young children s access ... need to be built or
rebuilt
• employment and training systems that are not
reaching or retaining marginalised young people, or
are providing training that is not aligned with the
d...
... further evolution—not only providing the
same triple ARV drugs to all HIV-infected pregnant women beginning in the antenatal clinic
setting but also continuing this therapy for all of these ... antiretroviral (ARV) guidelines on
treating pregnant women and preventing infection in infants
(1), issued in 2010, were a major step towards more effica-
cious regimens. The WHO guidelines...
... frequent in female
than in male children, adolescents, and young adults.
During the past decade, the number of publications on
NAFLD and NASH has increased dramatically, reflecting
a growing interest ... Nishinomiya F, et al. Serum alanine
aminotransferase activity in obese children. Acta Paediatr
1997;86:238–41
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13. Chan DF, Li AM, Chu WC, et al. Hepatic steatosis in obese Chine...