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Poverty screening among paediatricians in the Netherlands: an exploratory study of current practices. [PDF]
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Racial and Ethnic Differences in Sleep and Socioeconomic Status Among Cancer Survivors in the United States. [PDF]
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Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1988
Poverty is now more heavily concentrated in children than at any other time in U.S. history. Poverty's influence on child health is pervasive and creates a variety of clinical challenges. This discussion reviews the clinical expression of poverty in childhood and assesses our clinical and political capacity to reduce its tragic impact.
P H, Wise, A, Meyers
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Poverty is now more heavily concentrated in children than at any other time in U.S. history. Poverty's influence on child health is pervasive and creates a variety of clinical challenges. This discussion reviews the clinical expression of poverty in childhood and assesses our clinical and political capacity to reduce its tragic impact.
P H, Wise, A, Meyers
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Poverty and Health in Tennessee
Southern Medical Journal, 2020Understanding the impact of poverty on health can inform efforts to target social programs and regional economic development. This study examined the effects of poverty on health among the 95 counties of Tennessee.All of the counties of Tennessee were ranked by 5-year median household income, from the wealthiest to the poorest.
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Pediatrics In Review, 1995
The effect of poverty on the health of children is profound and enduring. Although the United States ranks seventh in per capita income among the world's industrial societies, at least one in five American children currently lives in a family whose income is below the federal poverty level.
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The effect of poverty on the health of children is profound and enduring. Although the United States ranks seventh in per capita income among the world's industrial societies, at least one in five American children currently lives in a family whose income is below the federal poverty level.
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Poverty and mental health in Indonesia
Social Science & Medicine, 2014Community and facility studies in developing countries have generally demonstrated an inverse relationship between poverty and mental health. However, recent population-based studies contradict this. In India and Indonesia the poor and non-poor show no difference in mental health.
Tampubolon, Gindo; id_orcid 0000-0002-9081-2349 +1 more
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