ライフサイエンスコーパス: schoolchildren

1 a probability sample of North Carolina (NC) schoolchildren.

2 vents across all of Taipei, especially among schoolchildren.

3 increase 25(OH)D concentrations in Mongolian schoolchildren.

4 lts who probably received the second dose as schoolchildren.

5 health and cognitive ability of semi-immune schoolchildren.

6 ection in a prospective cohort study of Thai schoolchildren.

7 0 based on a survey of 6,051 healthy English schoolchildren.

8 ograms to prevent or diminish bullying among schoolchildren.

9 ination, in a population-based sample of 346 schoolchildren.

10 conducted a prospective cohort study in Thai schoolchildren.

11 equirements ensure high coverage rates among schoolchildren.

12 d male and female white and African American schoolchildren.

13 ildren, and 1.16 (1.02 to 1.32) in secondary schoolchildren.

14 e control of influenza on the vaccination of schoolchildren.

15 sible for increasing prevalence of asthma in schoolchildren.

16 obesity prevention trial for American Indian schoolchildren.

17 e prevalence of eczema among Nottinghamshire schoolchildren.

18 total of 130 healthy white, Innu, and Inuit schoolchildren.

19 ple examined during the 1986/87 survey of US schoolchildren.

20 mbined ivermectin and albendazole in Haitian schoolchildren.

21 sure was examined in a multiethnic sample of schoolchildren.

22 ntake across the whole population, including schoolchildren.

23 asthma, respiratory symptoms and obesity in schoolchildren.

24 d insecurity on the nutritional wellbeing of schoolchildren.

25 es to provide basic life support training in schoolchildren.

26 B prevalence is extremely high among Tibetan schoolchildren.

27 LL-COMPRESS algorithm is recommended for all schoolchildren.

28 ation of motor acts has been demonstrated in schoolchildren.

29 e responses to unrelated vaccines in Ugandan schoolchildren.

30 ffects of intensive parasite treatment among schoolchildren.

31 n was 0.97% (95% CI 0.63-1.48) among primary schoolchildren.

32 n decreases with increased ozone exposure in schoolchildren.

33 measures of cognitive development in primary schoolchildren.

34 r-level cognition that is present already in schoolchildren.

35 a with our historical data regarding healthy schoolchildren.

36 isease, and impairs cognitive performance in schoolchildren.

37 nd importantly in asthmatic and nonasthmatic schoolchildren.

38 o peanut in our study population of Ghanaian schoolchildren.

39 land area was higher in preschoolers than in schoolchildren (16.4% vs. 4.6%; P < 0.01).

40 s sleep disturbances and higher IQ scores in schoolchildren, 2) such relationships are not accounted

41 An average of 8917 (5019-11 656) schoolchildren 3 to 18 years of age were selected using

42 110 second- and third-grade American Indian schoolchildren (34 control subjects were not trained), t

43 vestigated the risk factors for asthma among schoolchildren (5-17 years) in urban Uganda.

44 graphy were used to screen randomly selected schoolchildren, 5 to 16 years of age, in Kampala, Uganda

45 rge asthma case-control study involving 1700 schoolchildren, 5-17 years, in urban Uganda.

46 Spirometry data were analyzed from 1,082 schoolchildren (51% boys) aged 6.0 to 12.8 years in Ango

47 We quantified compliance of 108 asthmatic schoolchildren (53 from Cyprus, 55 from Greece, mean age

48 functional magnetic resonance imaging in 80 schoolchildren (6.9-10.8 years, 36 females, 27 PR) with

49 03% (95% credible interval = 4.87, 5.20) for schoolchildren (7-14 years of age).

50 Of the 766244 schoolchildren, 7413 (1.0%) were treated for ADHD; 6287

51 iet (OPUS) School Meal Study with 765 Danish schoolchildren 8-11 y old.Associations between selected

52 135 schoolchildren (81 girls, 12+/-1 year) completed 7-day m

53 ASM area was lower in preschoolers than in schoolchildren (9.8% vs. 16.5%; P < 0.01).

54 using tuberculin skin testing in a cohort of schoolchildren, a median of 4 years after a baseline sur

55 sis reinfection (prevalence and intensity in schoolchildren after drug administration).

56 Despite evidence that vaccinating schoolchildren against influenza is effective in limitin

57 Vaccinating schoolchildren against influenza provides protection and

58 om cross-sectional sample of 3,709 secondary schoolchildren (age 11 to 16 yr) in Nottingham, United K

59 We enrolled 548 ethnically diverse schoolchildren (age 11.7 years, SD 0.8) from public scho

60 ar in a case-control sample of 6,147 primary schoolchildren (age 4 to 11 yr) and a random cross-secti

61 there are cases of inflammatory trachoma in schoolchildren aged 1 to 9 years in the municipality of

62 018, involving a stratified random sample of schoolchildren aged 1- to 9-year-old, from public day ca

63 Analyses were based on 269 913 schoolchildren aged 10 years with 21 896 established adu

64 We recruited schoolchildren aged 10-14 years stratified by gestationa

65 The sample consisted of schoolchildren aged 11 to 18 years.

66 ata (2007-2013) for Denver, Colorado, public schoolchildren aged 3-15 years.

67 ylori antibodies was examined in 365 primary schoolchildren aged 4-7 years in a low-income United Sta

68 nce of secondary meningococcal disease among schoolchildren aged 5 to 18 years was 2.5 per 100000 pop

69 ouble-blind, placebo-controlled trial in 740 schoolchildren aged 6-14 years living in a setting of hi

70 We recruited 1,110 schoolchildren aged 6-16 years between 2011 and 2013 in

71 Schoolchildren aged 7-11 years were sampled from one urb

72 ed a population-based cohort study of Danish schoolchildren aged 7-13 years born from 1930 to 1989.

73 -sectional study among 395 randomly selected schoolchildren aged 7-14 years in pastoral communities i

74 Racially diverse schoolchildren aged 8-15 y were randomly assigned in a d

75 Schoolchildren aged 9-12 y were fed standardized meals 3

76 tandard intervention against S mansoni among schoolchildren aged 9-17 years from eight primary school

77 sinin-piperaquine on vaccine responses among schoolchildren aged 9-17 years in Jinja district, Uganda

78 erium-labeled vitamin A was given to Chinese schoolchildren (aged 10-11 y; n = 58) with marginal-to-n

79 The sample included 17,027 schoolchildren (aged 12 to 17 years) who provided inform

80 Data from Hong Kong schoolchildren (aged 7-13 years) were gathered and analy

81 icrobiota of 328 vitamin A-deficient primary schoolchildren (aged 8-12 years) in rural Malaysia, rand

82 ,075 primarily African-American and Hispanic schoolchildren, ages 11 to 17 years.

83 Schoolchildren also serve as multipliers by passing on b

84 ive therapy was provided to 799 of 888 (90%) schoolchildren and 101 of 332 (30%) staff with TBI; 857

85 TBI was detected in 930 of 5234 (18%) schoolchildren and 334 of 634 (53%) staff who completed

86 ow-up 2.5 years), 69 TB episodes occurred in schoolchildren and 4 TB episodes occurred in staff, yiel

87 This model contains 624 schoolchildren and 55 teachers and about 27 thousands so

88 vaccination is achieved by prioritization of schoolchildren and adults aged 30 to 39 years.

89 ts into the integrity of global cognition in schoolchildren and could be further developed as a readi

90 CML was increased in ICA(+) and prediabetic schoolchildren and in diabetic and nondiabetic twins (al

91 helminth exposure, and among urban asthmatic schoolchildren and non-asthmatic controls, we measured t

92 ed high levels of S. mansoni infection among schoolchildren and snail intermediate hosts in rural com

93 Schoolchildren and staff in Tibetan schools in Himachal

94 udy is to assess the prevalence of DES among schoolchildren and the associated risk factors in Palest

95 ltimorbidity (>=2 conditions) among Scottish schoolchildren and their educational outcomes compared t

96 d quality of life (OHRQoL) in North Carolina schoolchildren and their families.

97 1.00 to 1.16) per 30-m increment in primary schoolchildren, and 1.16 (1.02 to 1.32) in secondary sch

98 supplementation on cognitive development of schoolchildren, and to assess the interaction between th

99 are no published data on how many Norwegian schoolchildren are affected by correctable vision proble

100 Schoolchildren are highly motivated to learn basic life

101 Schoolchildren are most responsible for transmission, an

102 ispanic and non-Hispanic white US elementary schoolchildren as part of the prospective Children's Hea

103 ntensity of intestinal schistosomiasis among schoolchildren, as well as to identify schistosomiasis t

104 rs of the 1965 Intermountain Fallout Cohort, schoolchildren at the time of exposure who were reexamin

105 date of follow-up), including Danish public schoolchildren attending grades 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8.

106 o review the existing literature on teaching schoolchildren basic life support to identify the best p

107 Schoolchildren basic life support training has the poten

108 of a second dose of mumps vaccine among U.S. schoolchildren beginning in 1990 was followed by histori

109 In a population survey of Sri Lankan schoolchildren, beta-thalassemia (but not HbE) trait was

110 a decrease in wheeze prevalence among Dutch schoolchildren between 1989 and 2001, no further decreas

111 Of the 422,512 eligible, singleton schoolchildren born at term in Scotland, 79,616 (18.8%)

112 rds Register includes data on 320,425 Danish schoolchildren born between 1930 and 1989, with height a

113 ation was a population-based cohort study of schoolchildren born from 1930 to 1987, with follow-up th

114 having an increased asthma risk compared to schoolchildren born in rural areas (2.16 (1.60-2.92)) an

115 fidence interval [CI] 0.31-0.79, P = 0.003), schoolchildren (but not toddlers or adults) with AC geno

116 d approach to not only improve the health of schoolchildren, but also decrease malaria transmission.

117 (ASM) is a feature of established asthma in schoolchildren, but nothing is known about ASM in presch

118 Na-ASP-2), following concurrent treatment of schoolchildren coinfected with Schistosoma mansoni and h

119 We investigated this hypothesis in Ugandan schoolchildren coinfected with Schistosoma mansoni and h

120 Asthmatic schoolchildren, compared with non-asthmatic controls, ha

121 In rural Poland, 23 331 families of schoolchildren completed a questionnaire enquiring into

122 In May 2012, two schoolchildren developed allergic symptoms after eating

123 Of 1,412 schoolchildren diagnosed with TBI, 1,192 received TPT.

124 11-year longitudinal cohort study of German schoolchildren during 2003-2017.

125 We studied 36 schoolchildren during 5 time periods before and during t

126 analysis, myopia progressed more rapidly in schoolchildren during the period when there were more CO

127 Among primary schoolchildren, effects were stronger in girls than boys

128 rhinoconjunctivitis among 8- to 11-year-old schoolchildren eligible for a routine physical examinati

129 ectively in a cohort of unselected 8th-grade schoolchildren established in 1995 and followed up in 20

130 y, comprised the first phase of the Shahroud Schoolchildren Eye Cohort Study on primary school childr

131 In this cohort study of 541 Chinese schoolchildren, fish consumption and sleep quality were

132 rological response to GAS impetigo in Fijian schoolchildren, focusing on 3 major emm clusters (E4, E6

133 y titers and evaluate the sera of 200 Kenyan schoolchildren for antibodies to Helicobacter pylori [is

134 g 1 with multidrug resistance, were found in schoolchildren, for a prevalence of 853 per 100 000.

135 soil-transmitted helminth survey done among schoolchildren found an overall prevalence of 6.9%.

136 omyelitis, and pneumonia that occurred among schoolchildren from 1 September 2006 through 9 February

137 From 2017-2021, 1,940,735 schoolchildren from 1,427 schools were administered a sk

138 Schoolchildren from 12 cities in Jiangsu Province were a

139 bsenteeism in a cohort of 1,932 fourth-grade schoolchildren from 12 southern California communities d

140 In the third cohort of schoolchildren from a leprosy hyperendemic region in Bra

141 Taiwan Children Health Study followed 2,758 schoolchildren from fourth to sixth grade, annually coll

142 nfections in a representative sample of 3595 schoolchildren from Pemba Island, Zanzibar.

143 random sampling to enroll 1,134 12-year-old schoolchildren from Santa Maria, a southern city in Braz

144 d occlusal caries activity among 12-year-old schoolchildren from South Brazil.

145 fecal microbiomes of infected and uninfected schoolchildren from the Argungu Local Government Area of

146 on-based retrospective cohort study included schoolchildren from The Copenhagen School Health Records

147 vestigate an effect of CSL learning on SA in schoolchildren from Year 2 to Year 7.

148 8026) representative of North Carolina (NC) schoolchildren (grades K-12) were linked with all NC Med

149 Basic life support education for schoolchildren has become a key initiative to increase b

150 Hepatosplenomegaly among Kenyan schoolchildren has been shown to be exacerbated where th

151 One in eight schoolchildren have an episode of acute infective conjun

152 Since 1990, most US schoolchildren have received a second dose of measles-mu

153 The vitamin A status of Nicaraguan schoolchildren improved during the year after the initia

154 s of severe anemia in a population of 30,000 schoolchildren in 1 y.

155 n and educational achievement in semi-immune schoolchildren in an area of high perennial transmission

156 crucial to further develop the education of schoolchildren in basic life support.

157 In this study of public schoolchildren in Denmark, children whose mothers had fi

158 Rheumatic heart disease affects 1 in 100 schoolchildren in Eastern Nepal, is primarily clinically

159 he initiation of the vaccination program for schoolchildren in Japan, excess mortality rates dropped

160 bclinical and symptomatic DENV infections in schoolchildren in Kamphaeng Phet, Thailand (1998-2002 an

161 doses may be needed to prevent deficiency in schoolchildren in Mongolia and at other northern latitud

162 hydroxyvitamin D [25(OH)D] concentrations in schoolchildren in Mongolia is unknown.

163 ction than placebo among vitamin D-deficient schoolchildren in Mongolia.

164 ects were participants in a larger survey of schoolchildren in North-Central Jamaica.

165 k consumption decreased from 2001 to 2008 in schoolchildren in Norway.

166 A population cohort of schoolchildren in Scotland was constructed by linking to

167 Schoolchildren in study 1 wore a DIMS lens for 18 months

168 ort the use of GLI-2012 reference values for schoolchildren in sub-Saharan Africa.

169 From a cohort study among schoolchildren in Thailand, PRNT values were determined

170 tudy (n = 1,736) was conducted in 2010 among schoolchildren in the Mueang Rayong district of Thailand

171 wearable proximity sensors from a cohort of schoolchildren in the Pittsburgh metropolitan area.

172 This study was based on 2,593 schoolchildren in the second to fourth grades (7-10 y) o

173 Since 1990, most schoolchildren in the United States have received a seco

174 We screened 4037 schoolchildren in two counties in Wales, UK (intermediat

175 eczema-similar to asthma risk factors-among schoolchildren in urban Uganda.

176 pective cohort study of dengue infections in schoolchildren in Vietnam to disentangle how serotype in

177 pted influenza vaccines were compared in 555 schoolchildren in Vologda, Russia.

178 an essential component of anemia control in schoolchildren in whom hookworms are endemic, and should

179 d-, fourth-, and fifth-grade American Indian schoolchildren includes an intervention that promotes in

180 The prevalence of myopia among schoolchildren increased rapidly from 1983 through 2017

181 needs (SEN) are increasingly recorded among schoolchildren, infant breastfeeding has been associated

182 Knowing their prevalence among schoolchildren is fundamental to define strategies for a

183 spective study of Southern California public schoolchildren living in 12 communities with different l

184 clinical malaria, parasitemia, and anemia in schoolchildren living in a high-malaria-transmission set

185 The vitamin A status of 21 Nicaraguan schoolchildren (mean age: 6.7 y; range: 5.3-9.3 y) was a

186 Between April 2017 and December 2019, 6,582 schoolchildren (median age 14 [IQR 11-16] years) and 807

187 m April 2017 to March 2018, we screened 5391 schoolchildren (median age, 13 years) and 786 staff in 1

188 Over 13,161 person-years of follow-up in schoolchildren (median follow-up 2.3 years) and 1,800 pe

189 nd capillary blood was obtained from healthy schoolchildren (n = 100; +/- SD age: 8.9 +/- 0.3 y) in C

190 We used a sample of Hungarian schoolchildren (N = 102, mean age = 12.3 years) to direc

191 In a cross-sectional survey among Ghanaian schoolchildren (n = 1604), data were collected on report

192 Current study employs a sample of Russian schoolchildren (N = 283), who learnt: English only, Engl

193 ening-and-treatment of asymptomatic Malawian schoolchildren (n = 364 in the rainy season and 341 in t

194 ols for teaching is a promising approach for schoolchildren of all ages.

195 Intermittent preventive treatment (IPT) in schoolchildren offers a promising option for malaria con

196 ive in children younger than 5 years, one in schoolchildren, one in adults, two in pregnant women).

197 d intervention trials that enrolled infants, schoolchildren, or pregnant women (total n = 1189, after

198 surveys were undertaken for a cohort of 246 schoolchildren over 12 months.

199 terns of emm types collected from 457 Fijian schoolchildren over a 10-month period were analyzed.

200 ges in the prevalence of myopia in Taiwanese schoolchildren over the past few decades and to analyze

201 cational and employment outcomes of Scottish schoolchildren previously hospitalised for TBI with thei

202 e the vision status in primary and secondary schoolchildren referred from vision screening during the

203 for respiratory diseases among preschool and schoolchildren registered in 12 districts of Taipei City

204 In 80 schoolchildren residing in a malaria-endemic area of Flo

205 nd selenium and their interactions among 299 schoolchildren residing in the heavily polluted Taranto

206 omponents are associated with 10-14 year-old schoolchildren's cardiorespiratory fitness.

207 e of digital devices that can greatly impact schoolchildren's daily activities and learning.

208 The majority of schoolchildren's lunch was defined as UPFs, with seconda

209 California may be associated with effects on schoolchildren's respiratory morbidity as assessed by qu

210 as their sex and age at the time of imaging, schoolchildren's right-side AI volume was a significant

211 Of 7,287 unselected schoolchildren screened, 115 were ICA(+) and were tested

212 oat swabs (Copan ESwabs) were collected from schoolchildren self-identifying with a sore throat.

213 ge (P < 0.01; rho = 0.62), and was higher in schoolchildren than in preschoolers (6.8 vs. 3.8 mum; P

214 green space and cognitive development among schoolchildren that was partly mediated by reduction in

215 Among 631 620 included public schoolchildren, the mean (SD) age was 10.31 (SD, 2.42) y

216 studies, would be to concentrate vaccine in schoolchildren, the population group most responsible fo

217 Among Japanese schoolchildren, there was a strong inverse association b

218 Among Danish public schoolchildren, there was no significant difference in s

219 compare the education and health outcomes of schoolchildren treated for ADHD with their peers.

220 l CD markers, while the prevalence among the schoolchildren was 1%.

221 The age range of the eligible schoolchildren was 7 to 17 years.

222 A control group of 154 Wisconsin schoolchildren was also assembled.

223 As the vaccination of schoolchildren was discontinued, the excess mortality ra

224 January 2001, during a longitudinal study of schoolchildren, we detected the emergence of erythromyci

225 Ninety-five schoolchildren were assessed, 39 with controlled mild-to

226 Rotations of schoolchildren were considered as a non-pharmacological

227 evelopment of their offspring in areas where schoolchildren were iodine sufficient.

228 oinflammatory and type 2 responses of Kenyan schoolchildren were measured before, and 1 year and 2 ye

229 y sample representing 8th to 12th grade U.S. schoolchildren were screened during the 1986/1987 school

230 tly hospitalized and 12 nonhospitalized Thai schoolchildren were stimulated with inactivated dengue a

231 S. haematobium-infected schoolchildren were studied before and after praziquante

232 Schistosoma haematobium-infected schoolchildren were studied before and after praziquante

233 of CSOM among children in Kenya; unaffected schoolchildren were taught to administer the interventio

234 From 1962 to 1987, most Japanese schoolchildren were vaccinated against influenza.

235 When most schoolchildren were vaccinated, it is possible that herd

236 ve an increase in the onset of obesity among schoolchildren, while the onset of obesity does not nece

237 Schoolchildren who received TPT had 79% lower risk of TB

238 here was overlap of ARDs, with 66.3% of 1193 schoolchildren who reported having ever an ARDs (includi

239 IFNgamma-, and IL-2-producing T cells among schoolchildren who subsequently developed subclinical in

240 Our sample consists of all schoolchildren who took Norwegian national standardized

241 not all states have achieved coverage of all schoolchildren with 2 doses of MMR vaccine, most states

242 Overall, 983 schoolchildren with 3,071 second molars were available f

243 h cohort), and then replicated in adults and schoolchildren with asthma (cross-sectional studies).

244 In 137 schoolchildren with asthma in the School Inner-City Asth

245 These findings indicate that schoolchildren with hemoglobin C mutation might contribu

246 respiratory) in iron-deficient South African schoolchildren with low DHA/EPA intake, but when iron wa

247 ed absenteeism and illness in iron-deficient schoolchildren with low fish intake.

248 ava on serum retinol concentration in Kenyan schoolchildren with marginal vitamin A status.

249 e with biopsies from 21 previously described schoolchildren with severe asthma (group 3, 5-11.2 yr).

250 s accumulating that universal vaccination of schoolchildren would reduce the transmission of influenz