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Folayan Morenike Oluwatoyin Ibigbami Olanrewaju Brown Brandon El Tantawi Maha Uzochukwu Benjamin Ezechi Oliver C. Aly Nourhan M. Abeldaño Giuliana Florencia Ara Eshrat Ayanore Martin Amogre Ayoola Oluwagbemiga O. Osamika Bamidele Emmanuel Ellakany Passent Gaffar Balgis Idigbe Ifeoma Ishabiyi Anthonia Omotola Jafer Mohammed Khan Abeedha Tu-Allah Khalid Zumama Lawal Folake Barakat Lusher Joanne Nzimande Ntombifuthi P. Popoola Bamidele Olubukola Quadri Mir Faeq Ali Rashwan Maher Roque Mark Shamala Anas Al-Tammemi Ala’a B. Yousaf Muhammad Abrar Abeldaño Zuñiga Roberto Ariel Okeibunor Joseph Chukwudi Nguyen Annie Lu 《AIDS and behavior》2022,26(3):739-751
AIDS and Behavior - The aim of the study was to assess if there were significant differences in the adoption of COVID-19 risk preventive behaviors and experience of food insecurity by people living... 相似文献
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Jaachimma Chioma Obidoa Kay Chinonyelum Nwamaka Onyechi Chiamaka Adaobi Chukwuone Ifeoma Ngozi Dimelu Vera Victor-Aigbodion Chiedu Eseadi Chinyere Loveth Chukwu Juliana Ngozi Ejiofor Nkiru Edith Obande-Ogbuinya Mercy Benedette Ifeoma Uba Raphael Oluwasina Babalola Folorunsho Charles Azubuike Oraelosi Anthonia Ekanibe Onuorah 《Medicine》2021,100(13)
It is important to investigate children''s eating habits based on different eating behaviors such as satiety responsiveness (SR), slowness in eating (SE), food fussiness (FF), food responsiveness (FR), enjoyment of food (EF), desire to drink (DD), emotional under-eating (EUE), and emotional over-eating (EOE). The main objective of this research was to investigate whether gender affects the eating habits of Nigerian school children.A cross-sectional survey was conducted between March and June 2019. A total of 120 parents of school children participated in the study. The Child Eating Behavior Questionnaire (CEBQ) was used to collect data. The CEBQ is composed of 35 items and eight subscales.Based on the analysis of parents’ reports, DD was higher in boys than girls, t (118) = 7.086, P < .001; EOE was higher in boys than girls, t (118) = 5.184, P < .001; EF was higher in boys than girls, t (118) = 2.183, P < .001; FF was higher in boys than girls, t (118) = 9.441, P < .001; and SR was higher in boys than girls, t (118) = 7.323, P < .001. However, EUE was lower in boys than girls, t (118) = −4.339, P < .001; FR was lower in boys than girls, t(118) = −3.112, P < .001; SE was lower in boys than girls, t(118) = −3.832, P < .001; thus, gender had a significant influence on eating habits of the school children.Gender significantly affects the eating habits of Nigerian school children. Thus, gender is an important factor to be considered when aiming to improve the eating habits of Nigerian school children. 相似文献
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Ibiwari Caroline Dike Elizabeth N. Ebizie Obiageli C. Njoku Charles A. Oraelosi Cajetan Ikechukwu Egbe Amuche Patricia Nnamani Margret N. Ezeaku Ekomaru Chinyere Ihuoma Mkpoikanke Sunday Otu Franca Obiageli Okechukwu Chinwe Christiana Anowai Ezine Judith Nnodim Chika Priscillia Ukwuezeh Adaorah R. Onuorah Adaobi Chinenyenwa Onwuegbuchulam 《Medicine》2021,100(50)
Background/Objective:Previous research efforts have shown the need for improvement of knowledge and perception of HIV/AIDS among English Language speaking children in rural areas. Hence, the study at hand was designed to investigate the effect of using educational digital storytelling intervention to satisfy this need of English Language children in rural areas in Nigeria.Method:The study adopted a randomized control design involving a pretest, post-test, and follow-up measures. Eight-four children (n = 84) took part in the study. The HIV Knowledge Questionnaire (HIV-KQ-18) and the Perceived Risk of HIV Scale (PRHS) were used for data collection. Data were analyzed using t test statistics.Result:The educational digital storytelling intervention in appreciably improved knowledge and perception of English language children in rural areas who participated in the intervention concerning HIV/AIDS compared with their peers in the no-intervention control group. The improvement in knowledge and perception gained was also maintained throughout the follow-up evaluation period.Conclusion:The present study showed that the use of educational digital storytelling could improve knowledge and perception of HIV/AIDS among English Language speaking children in rural areas. Educational digital storytelling intervention effectively improved knowledge and perception of HIV/AIDS among children in rural areas. In return, we recommend that rural sociologists, counselors, language and communication experts, child educators, and other professionals involved in public health especially, as it concerns children be skilled in the use and application of educational digital storytelling intervention procedures to facilitate the move towards adopting the method in their professional practices. 相似文献
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O M Loto O C Ezechi B K E Kalu Anthonia Loto Lilian Ezechi S O Ogunniyi 《Journal of obstetrics and gynaecology》2004,24(4):395-398
We studied prospectively the effect of antenatal care on the obstetric performance of teenagers seen at a university teaching hospital over a 14-month period. When the obstetric complications among the teenagers were compared to their older counterpart, there were significantly higher complication rates, especially anaemia, preterm delivery, low birth weight and neonatal admission. After controlling for utilisation of antenatal care, significant differences were observed only in the incidence of low birth weight babies. In conclusion, this study has shown that the poor obstetric outcome of teenage pregnancy is related to non-utilisation of prenatal care rather than their biological age. 相似文献
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