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Автор Jones, Laura L
Автор Griffiths, Paula L
Автор Adair, Linda S
Автор Norris, Shane A
Автор Richter, Linda M
Автор Cameron, Noël
dc.description AbstractObjectiveTo examine the association between household socio-economic status (SES) at birth and poor infant growth such as small for gestational age (SGA) and stunting across two different socio-cultural settings: South Africa and the Philippines.DesignData were from two longitudinal birth cohorts, the Birth to Twenty (Bt20) study in South Africa and the Cebu Longitudinal Health and Nutrition Survey (CLHNS) in the Philippines.SubjectsBt20 infants (n 2293 total; reduced to 758 (SGA), 450 (stunting 1 year) and 401 (stunting 2 years)) and CLHNS infants (n 2513 total; reduced to 2161 (SGA), 1820 (stunting 1 year) and 1710 (stunting 2 years)).ResultsCLHNS infants were significantly more likely to be born SGA (20·9 v. 11·7 %) and be stunted at 1 year (32·6 v. 8·7 %) and 2 years (48·9 v. 21·1 %) compared with Bt20 infants. Logistic regression analyses showed that SES (index) was a significant predictor of stunting at 1 and 2 years of age in the CLHNS cohort. SES (index or individual variables) was not a significant predictor of SGA in either cohort, or of stunting in the Bt20 cohort. Maternal education, ownership of a television and toilet facilities were all independent predictors of stunting in the CLHNS cohort.ConclusionsThe social and economic milieu within the Philippines appears to place CLHNS infants at greater risk of being born SGA and being stunted compared with Bt20 infants. The present research highlights the importance of investigating the individual SES variables that predict infantile growth faltering, to identify the key areas for context-specific policy development and intervention.
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Издатель Cambridge University Press
Копирайт Copyright © The Authors 2008
Тема Stunting
Тема Small for gestational age
Тема Socio-economic status
Тема Socio-economic index
Тема South Africa
Тема Philippines
Название A comparison of the socio-economic determinants of growth retardation in South African and Filipino infants
Тип research-article
DOI 10.1017/S1368980008002498
Electronic ISSN 1475-2727
Print ISSN 1368-9800
Журнал Public Health Nutrition
Том 11
Первая страница 1220
Последняя страница 1228
Аффилиация Jones Laura L; Loughborough University
Аффилиация Griffiths Paula L; Loughborough University; University of the Witwatersrand
Аффилиация Adair Linda S; University of North Carolina
Аффилиация Norris Shane A; University of the Witwatersrand
Аффилиация Richter Linda M; University of KwaZulu-Natal
Аффилиация Cameron Noël; Loughborough University; University of the Witwatersrand
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