We report here the association between child stunting and household access to improved sanitation and drinking water source and personal hygiene in India, based on large survey data sets representative at national, state and district levels.
Seeing other people die was the "dominant" reason for that, according to the study, which was based on large demographic surveys and interviews with more than 200 Zimbabweans.
The studies were generally based on large national surveys like the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, a continuing study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Data on drinking status for the UK were obtained from the Global Status Report on Alcohol and Health [ 19]; for the UK the drinking status estimates were based on large population surveys and government statistics.
NOREPOS (The NORwegian EPidemiologic Osteoporosis Studies) is a research collaboration between four Norwegian epidemiologic osteoporosis studies, based on large population surveys in four districts of Norway (Tromsø, Nord-Trøndelag, Hordaland, Oslo).
Much of the existing research is based on large household surveys (such as the CHHS) or administrative databases and there remains a need for more qualitative, place-specific research that explores the reasons why people use specific types of alternative health care as tied to socio-economic status, health, place of residence, and knowledge of these treatments.
Until the American Medical Association, The U.S. Department of Justice and The Centers for Disease Control, among others, provide longitudinal data based on large, national survey sizes, I'm sticking with these facts: "male partners assault 2 million American women each year" and "that 95percentt of the victims of domestic violence are women".
Firstly, the data were based on large nationally representative surveys conducted at four time points and the response rate was very good (93 to 96%%) among the eligible women in all four surveys.
UK population 'norms' for mean SF-36 scores have been published, based on large-scale surveys in English populations (Jenkinson et al, 1993; Bowling et al, 1999).
Based on large-scale survey data from SHARE wave 2, the present study provides novel evidence for the association between oral health and cognitive functioning.
