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Same child, different risk: demographic bias in childhood obesity attribution by large language models. [PDF]
Wang C +6 more
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Fetal growth trajectories and neonatal outcomes: A French population‐based study
Abstract Objective This study assesses whether fetal growth trajectories are associated with neonatal outcomes. Methods The study population included 8537 singleton liveborn infants from the 2021 French National Perinatal Survey. Fetal growth trajectories were assessed between second and third trimester routine ultrasounds and between the third ...
Pierre Gibert +22 more
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Precision Health Approaches in Primary Childhood Obesity Prevention: A Systematic Review of Tailored and Risk-Based Interventions. [PDF]
Badawy W, Alshehri AS, Shaban M.
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Abstract Objective To describe menstrual period characteristics among Brazilian adolescents, focusing on menstrual patterns, use of sanitary products, and influence of socioeconomic conditions on menstrual health. Methods A multicenter cross‐sectional study was conducted, including adolescents from all official sociodemographic regions of Brazil.
Renan Massao Nakamura +3 more
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Role of parental characteristics and feeding practices in childhood obesity: a cross-sectional study. [PDF]
Önal S, Şimsek H, Uçar A.
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Abstract Objective To investigate the association between maternal hemoglobin concentration and the risk of birth to a small vulnerable newborn (SVN). Methods We conducted a cohort analysis of women with moderate or severe anemia enrolled in the World Maternal Antifibrinolytic Trial‐2 (WOMAN‐2) across Nigeria, Pakistan, Tanzania, and Zambia (August ...
Henry Ochola +114 more
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The relationships between fat-soluble vitamin deficiency and childhood obesity risk. [PDF]
Zhou F +6 more
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The womb as the cradle of longevity: Perinatal origins of biological aging
Abstract The perinatal period is increasingly recognized as an important determinant of biological aging trajectories and disease susceptibility across the lifespan. This narrative review synthesizes current evidence linking intrauterine exposures to adult health outcomes across three biological dimensions: fetal programming, maternal influences, and ...
Sevim Ozge Ozdemir, Ebru Davutoglu
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