Another study sought to examine 88 paediatric emergency nurses' knowledge base regarding fever in children since they commonly educate parents on fever management [ 31].
Pre-lacteals were less commonly given by more educated mothers (Table 2).
Other Canadian studies reported that exclusive breastfeeding is commonly practiced among highly educated, multiparous, older women who live with a partner, have lower body mass indices (BMIs), and reside in urban areas [ 23, 24, 28].
Participants who received prescription treatment for osteoporosis/osteopenia differed from those not receiving treatment as follows: older age, lower BMI, less tobacco use, better general health (e.g. SF-12 score), more days with exercise, fewer comorbidities, more highly educated, more commonly widowed, higher income, less likely to be employed, and better prescription drug coverage.
Access to essential skilled birth attendants remains difficult especially for less educated, poorer women, commonly mediated by financial and transport difficulties and several simple post delivery practices were commonly neglected.
It is a commonly held belief among less educated Afghans that the mother can determine the sex of her unborn child, so she is blamed if she gives birth to a daughter.
Compared to the population with depressive disorders, the population diagnosed with bipolar disorder was generally younger, not married, poorer (especially in the lowest income category), more commonly living alone, and less educated (with a lower proportion holding at least a college degree).
It is less commonly known that so many of these well educated immigrants gravitate toward entrepreneurial endeavors.
Exposures to ticks and livestock were commonly reported by persons with CCHF; at-risk populations should be educated about the disease and protective measures to reduce tick bites or exposure to blood and tissues of infected livestock.
Explanations for this general class of interactions commonly invoke information-filtering processes, whether top-down as with elite cues (educated partisans more aware of positions taken by their political or media leaders) or bottom-up as with biased assimilation or motivated reasoning (educated partisans more actively acquire/reject information according to their prejudices).
