brief in a new series profiles children with disabilities and chronic conditions in commercial plans, who account for more …

care for their young children themselves - almost invariably up to the age of three, very often up to school age, and in … isolation and should be explored in the context of other systems that interact with the care of children and the family unit. …

receipt of international remittances and internal remittances on education, labor and healthcare utilization of children in … children as well as child labor. However, receiving international remittances helps children increase the number of completed … grades by around 2 percent of the average completed grade for children. Both international and internal remittances are …

The exposure to violence in utero and early in life has adverse impacts on children's age-adjusted height (z … link between children's health at birth, mother's health during pregnancy, and children's height in the context of negative … exogenous shocks has not been fully researched yet. Children small at birth and children with anemic mothers are shorter for …

Nazi Germany’s<strong> </strong>“children’s euthanasia” was a unique program in the history of mankind, seeking to … realize a social Darwinist vision of a society by means of the systematic murder of disabled children and youths. Perpetrators …>Kinderfachabteilungen</em> (“special children’s wards”), in existing medical or other care facilities. Part of a research project on Nazi “euthanasia …

that vulnerable family meetings were used as a way of monitoring children or young people and their families and supporting … mechanism for other professionals to engage and support GPs in their everyday responses to vulnerable and maltreated children … primary care team (e.g., police, children’s social care, education and mental health services). …

breastfeeding data and contemporaneously measured weight status for 7798 children at nine-years of age controlling for a wide range … health benefit include slower patterns of growth among breastfed children, which it is believed, are largely attributable to …

Using cleft lip and palate as an exemplar, this article examines parents’ decision-making for children in the context … purposive and theoretical sampling, 35 parents with children from infancy to young adulthood were recruited through a specialist … revealed a core category, ‘doing the “right” thing’, that encapsulated parents’ main concern in relation to their children …