Sentence examples for problems of children from inspiring English sources

"We are more cautious about medicalizing the problems of children," he said.

The overmedicalization of the problems of children is likely to result in frequent misdiagnosis.

Numerous policies and programs have been shown to prevent or ameliorate the most common and costly problems of children and adults.

In the Edwardian period, the book says, fixed ideas of what childhood should be, and what constituted family values, made voluntary bodies unsure and unwilling to deal with the problems of children once they had been "rescued" from vice.

To doctors, administrators and parents who struggle daily with the health problems of children, the need for children's hospitals, which generally treat patients from infancy to age 19 or 20, is obvious.

At Yale, where he taught for more than 40 years, he founded the Psycho-Educational Institute, a clinic for developing new approaches to treating the problems of children and adolescents.

To the Editor: L. Alan Sroufe is absolutely right in debunking the myth that a pill can solve all the problems of children who exhibit learning and behavior problems in school.

Externalizing problems are among the most common mental health problems of children.

In Taiwan, the classification of real problems of children with appropriate occupational therapy is a difficult job for the therapist.

Three-fourth of the health problems of children in the country are communicable diseases arising from the environment, specially water and sanitation.

To compare genitourinary health problems of children and adolescents with a substantiated report of sexual abuse with those of the general pediatric population.