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期刊名:Bmj public health

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e-ISSN:2753-4294

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Kim Alipio,Sebastian Stannard,Nida Ziauddeen et al. Kim Alipio et al.
Background: There is minimal research investigating whether multiple long-term conditions (MLTCs) can be predicted using early-life data. We examined whether the risk of later-life MLTCs that impact everyday functioning c...
Sarah K Harding,James Nobles,Jeremy Horwood et al. Sarah K Harding et al.
Introduction: In 2021, Bristol became the first English local authority (LA) outside London to introduce restrictions on advertisements for high fat, salt and sugar products and other unhealthy commodities (alcohol, gambl...
Grace L Kulik,Ashley Turner,Rachael Brink Akay et al. Grace L Kulik et al.
Introduction: The purpose of this study was to characterise physical activity promotion and explore strategies to increase physical activity promotion among HIV providers at an outpatient infectious disease clinic. ...
Lixia Ge,Wan Fen Yip,Andy Hau Yan Ho et al. Lixia Ge et al.
Introduction: Individuals vary in their capacity to adapt and respond to health adversities. Resilient people are better able to regain functioning following health adversity. This study explored the factors that support ...
Monzer Keblawy,Alaa Alsarhan,Ali Taghi et al. Monzer Keblawy et al.
Background: Medical students are a population highly vulnerable to psychological distress due to their demanding academic environment. In Syria, the prolonged conflict has further exacerbated educational and psychological...
Vinicius Cesar Moterani,Joelcio Francisco Abbade,Cecilia Guimarães Ferreira Fonseca et al. Vinicius Cesar Moterani et al.
Introduction: The fetus is highly susceptible to extrauterine environmental influences during its development. Exposure to air and water pollutants may compromise fetal growth, increasing risks of morbidity and mortality....
Sandeepa Arora,Nicholas Longford,Hope C Steven et al. Sandeepa Arora et al.
Introduction: Children in larger households in the UK are at increased risk of poverty due to policies such as the two-child benefit limit, but evidence on their health and social care outcomes is limited. We used linked ...
Cecilia Sorensen,Danielly de P Magalhães,Michelle DePhillips et al. Cecilia Sorensen et al.
Introduction: Extreme heat is a growing public health emergency in India, with rural and low-income communities most at risk. Early symptoms are often overlooked, delaying care and increasing mortality risk. Frontline hea...
Flora Wendel,Magdalena Walbaum,Celina Finger et al. Flora Wendel et al.
Objective: To assess the economic evidence on school-based prevention and mental health promotion interventions, focusing on costs and outcomes across key societal sectors, including healthcare, education, social care, cr...
Michael Papasavva,Joanna Orr,Isabella Cordani et al. Michael Papasavva et al.
Introduction: Linear growth in early childhood is routinely measured in the UK, but it is unclear whether indicators of linear growth faltering can flag children with neurodevelopmental vulnerability, especially in ethnic...