1984
Respiratory and Gastrointestinal Illnesses in Breast- and Formula-fed Infants
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“…The difference of hospitalization rates between urban or suburban areas, village and rural areas refer to another demand-related approach. Beside the effect of facilitated access to hospital care in urban areas, environmental differences may play a substantial role in the aetiology or exacerbation of many conditions like asthma [ 12 , 16 ], bronchiolitis [ 17 ], gastroenteritis [ 18 ], or failure to thrive [ 19 ]. Numerous studies show an association of urban air pollution with higher hospitalization rates for respiratory diseases [ 20 - 22 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The difference of hospitalization rates between urban or suburban areas, village and rural areas refer to another demand-related approach. Beside the effect of facilitated access to hospital care in urban areas, environmental differences may play a substantial role in the aetiology or exacerbation of many conditions like asthma [ 12 , 16 ], bronchiolitis [ 17 ], gastroenteritis [ 18 ], or failure to thrive [ 19 ]. Numerous studies show an association of urban air pollution with higher hospitalization rates for respiratory diseases [ 20 - 22 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…[27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35] The advantages of our study are that feeding data were collected before disease outcomes were known, hospital admission data were validated, and the study had ample statistical power. In addition, a diary card was used for verification of illness and feeding history with the parent by the child health nurse at the one year structured interview.…”
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“…O efeito protetor do leite materno na redução da morbimortalidade infantil, em particular por IRAs, tem sido apontado por alguns autores 4,11,36,38 . Entretanto, outros pesquisadores divergem sobre a contribuição da amamentação, que favoreceria apenas a incidência de formas de IRAs mais leves 22 . Barros e col. 4 , com base nos dados levantados pelo estudo prospectivo de Pelotas (RS), discutem a possível existência de um efeito de confusão entre o peso ao nascer e a amamentação, uma vez que os recém-natos de baixo peso tendem a ser desmamados mais precocemente do que os de peso normal.…”
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