Parental education and the risk of cerebral palsy for children: an evaluation of causality
Aim To explore whether increasing parental education has a causal effect on risk of cerebral palsy (CP) in the child, or whether unobserved confounding is a more likely explanation. Method We used data from Norwegian registries on approximately 1.5 million children born between 1967 and 2011.
Ingeborg Forthun +7 more
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UEG Week 2015 Poster Presentations
United European Gastroenterology Journal, Volume 3, Issue S5, Page 146-687, October 2015.
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Usability of a website to promote treatment adherence for adults with HIV. [PDF]
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The " Nasci Bem " app for health professionals and families of newborns: construction, validation and evaluation. [PDF]
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Realistic simulation of syphilis investigation during pregnancy in public health nursing education. [PDF]
Costa JMLS +5 more
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Educational technology: educational video to support home care management for liver transplant patients. [PDF]
Knihs NDS +7 more
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Health education website on home care for newborns: construction, validation, and evaluation. [PDF]
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