Characteristics of childhood picky eaters in low-income families
1. During this longitudinal study, 3 consistent trajectories of picky eating were noted: persistently low, persistently medium, and persistently high. ...
Tag: socioeconomic status
#VisualAbstract: Safety-Net Hospitals, Neighborhood Disadvantage, and Readmissions Under Maryland’s All-Payer Program
1. In this retrospective observational study, the authors observed that residing in a disadvantaged neighborhood and being discharged from a ...
Residents of disadvantaged neighborhoods who are discharged from safety-net hospitals have high hospital readmission risk
1. In this retrospective observational study, the authors observed that residing in a disadvantaged neighborhood and being discharged from a ...
All-cause mortality is increased for older adults with sudden loss of wealth in the US
1. In the US, about a quarter of adults over the age of 50 suffer from a significant loss of ...
Geographic disparities in life expectancy across US counties may be due to socioeconomic, race, and behavioral factors
1. This county-level American cross-sectional study found geographic disparities in life expectancy, wherein life expectancy differed by as much as ...
Child maltreatment associated with poor adult socioeconomic status
1. Long term associations of childhood abuse and neglect were linked to poor outcomes in midadulthood across many socioeconomic indicators ...
High neighborhood walkability linked with lower rates of obesity and diabetes
1. Neighborhoods with the highest degree of walkability had the lowest rates of obesity and diabetes. 2. Rates of walking, ...
Disparities exist in economic impact of childhood food allergy
1. Compared to higher-income children, those in the lowest income group sustained over twice the amount of emergency department (ED) ...
Parental debt influences child socioemotional well-being
1. Greater total parental debt, dominated by unsecured debt, was associated with increased child behavior problems. 2. Auto, home, and ...
Childhood asthma rates decreasing, except among the poor
1. Childhood asthma prevalence rates continued to increase from 2001 to 2009, where they peaked at 9.7%, plateaued, and then ...
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