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... In China, anti-smoking campaigns had been issued to reduce the prevalence of smoking behavior among chil- dren, including policies on banning smoking in primary and secondary schools, ... See full document

... of parental migra- tion on dental disease outcome and oral health-related be- haviors of school-aged children left behind in ...new evidence to support the potential association between ... See full document

... with children whose parents do not migrate (Lee, 2011; Lu, ...the children who stay behind in rural areas is corroborated by Meyerhoefer and Chen (2011) on data from the 1995 ... See full document

... and behavior out- comes differed across multiple ...ever smoking, which suggested that boys might express problems more exter- nally whereas girls might express ...in rural China [46, 47]. ... See full document

... and parental support) [4]. It is in- teresting that the left-behind children were less likely to have emotional disorders compared to their counterparts in Philippines, and the reasons for ... See full document

... Each study township hospital had a midwifery depart- ment with two to five rooms with basic delivery care equipment. In the department, the midwives saw women for prenatal and postnatal appointments. Delivery rooms were ... See full document

... It’s also worth noting that, the processes of permanent migration are selective. Those with high level of education, high income level, high ability or those locating in the suburban area are more likely to be ... See full document

... When left-behind women exerted high psychological control on their children, behavioral control acted as a buffer against peer ...that parental monitoring and knowledge served as important ... See full document

... some left-behind children in the study experienced when their mothers left to work abroad compared to those whose fathers went ...that children are able to adapt their everyday lives ... See full document

... those children left behind by overseas parents are in striking positive correlation, as verified in the find- ings made by Bifulco, Bernazzani, Moran, & Ball (2000) and Franko et ...these ... See full document

... In China, child mortality rate caused by unintentional injury was ...of children aged 0 – 14 ...that left-behind and migrant children who are exposed to parental migration ... See full document

... non-left-behind children, due to their parents ’ absence, LBC encountered more difficulties such as education interruption, nutrition deficiency and psychological confusion, and showed more ... See full document

... According to previous studies [16], either high-high or low-low samples can be clustered to be spatial clusters, whereas high-low and low-high samples are considered to be spatial outliers. As can be seen from ... See full document

... governments allocate more resources to education. Pro- vincial health achievement was positively associated with urbanization. Our result is consistent with a recent article by Gong et al. [37]. Gong et al. found that ... See full document

... the left behind elderly, as this review did not identify the effect of important risk factors such as remittances, frequency and intensity of the communica- tion between parents and migrant children, ... See full document

... questionnaire survey on the guardians and parents of left-behind children but interview the leaders of the village committees due to various objective ...for left-behind ... See full document

... to migration network and migration costs that past studies such as Munshi (2003), Hanson and Woodruff (2003), and McKenzie and Rapoport (2007) use to instrument for ...like migration network or ... See full document

... The Difference in the Effect of Rural-Urban Migration in China on the Initiation of Smoking between Various Birth Cohorts, Males 18-50 Years - Counterfactual Experiments... Since the sta[r] ... See full document

... of children. It makes the registration of children a prerequisite for the departure of a migrant worker, allowing these children to be monitored (for example, through house visits) to enhance the ... See full document

... of children with one absent parent are insignificantly different, after controlling the household income, compared with children with both parents ...of children are indeed negatively affected when ... See full document