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... that risk factors only showed associa- tions with externalising and not internalising ...Emotional disorders diagnostic group con- sisted of a total of 10 different single disorders (see Table ... See full document

... Retrospective study was carried out to assess the Prevalence, Presenting Complaints, Risk factors and Comorbidity of Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS) at Orotta National Referral Hospital ... See full document

... of mental disorders during their life. Therefore, the present study was conducted to determine the prevalence and risk factors of mental disorders among the ... See full document

... the children screened for the presence or absence of a history of seizures in stage I were randomly selected for assessment for behavioural or emotional problems using the Child Behaviour Checklist (CBCL), which ... See full document

... the study funding ...physical disorders with the full range of mental disorders (eg, allergies and asthma with anxiety ...the prevalence rates of physical disorders are not ... See full document

... the study was based on symptoms obtained by self-report questionnaire rather than interview-based measures and did not examine the prevalence of specific mental ...psychiatric disorders in a ... See full document

... and risk factors associated with falls and multi-comorbidity by sex and age strata reported in ...between comorbidity and falls remains unknown. We investigated the prevalence of falls ... See full document

... confounding factors that can be considered in a study vary considerably, due in part to limitations such as cost and burden on ...comorbid mental disorders, reduce researchers’ capacity to ... See full document

... the children were selected from 21150 elementary school pupils who were likely to have hearing disorder in the assessment plan hearing ...the study as they did not take part in medical examinations and were ... See full document

... and children within the primary care set- ting through the provision of quality health ...and children enjoy the highest standard of physical, mental, and social ...of mental health problems ... See full document

... worldwide prevalence of active epi- lepsy varies from ...higher prevalence and incidence are from low and middle-income countries (LMICs) when compared with developed countries [4, ...cal, mental and ... See full document

... this study should be considered in light of a number of ...the study was cross-sectional and therefore any causal attributions are tentative at ...anxiety disorders. For example, in one prospective ... See full document

... development. Prevalence estimates vary according to the definition used, but studies suggest that between 5% and 10% of children in English-speaking countries face severe and specific difficulties in ... See full document

... of mental dis- orders was not introduced in our model although effect of family physicians could be added as a random ...The study population in the SCS survey were marginally older, with fewer women and ... See full document

... industry. Those employees, their payment method through piece rate method was more likely develop shoulder disorders than were paid via of hourly payment. This might be due to the reason that workers increase ... See full document

... the children. None of the children slept more than ...the prevalence of the specified sleep ...the prevalence of current asthma was 18%. Of the 216 participating children, six had ... See full document

... ADHD-related symptoms are frequently associated with sleep problems/disorders. In our literature review, sleep dis- turbances are less supported by objective sleep measurements in pure unmedicated ADHD. Therefore, ... See full document

... A mental disorder also called a mental illness or psychiatric ...a mental or behavioural pattern that causes either suffering or an impaired ability to function in ordinary life and which is not ... See full document

... Concerning the clinical factors, duration of illness ranges from less than 1 to 37 years with a mean duration of 9.91 ( ± standard deviation [SD] 6.94) years. One hundred forty eight (35.8%) of the respondents had ... See full document

... primary study aim was to characterize the habits of VG use in a group of children, with mean age of 11 year, and to find the prevalence of ad- dictive VG use in early ages, rather than test a ... See full document