Risk Factors of Pregnant Saudi Arabian Women 
.... malnutrition.
Poor obstetric history can also place a fetus at
risk. Shapiro .... bleeding.
Poor weight gain is another
risk factor. Williams ....
(2559
10
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Risk of Electronically Stored Data
.... At one end of this new
risk spectrum, access to vital data may be denied by .... to this development, Saudi society was composed primarily of the very
poor and the ....
(9682
39
)
Infant Mortality and Prenatal Care In saving th
.... The most important actors in this scene are the at-
risk mothers. Prototype at-
risk mothers are undereducated,
poor and often young. ....
(1806
7
)
Prenatal Care and Nutrition
.... that, across all
risk factors, a little less than one-quarter of the sample was at
risk for infant mortality due to factors such as
poor obstetric history ....
(2053
8
)
Average Life Expectancy and the Global Population
.... On the other hand, in the case of developing countries with low life expectancy, the top four
risk factors are
poor nutrition, unsafe sex, unclean water and ....
(1403
6
)
Pre-School Children & Nurturing
.... Studies have been conducted which show these contributors to an environment that lacks nurturing make children at
risk for
poor psychosocial development, "More ....
(1559
6
)
Mother-Child Attachment
.... Dadds and Morris (1999) on mother-child attachment during the postpartum period in families where children are substantially at
risk for
poor health and ....
(1026
4
)
Esophogeal Cancer
.... a problem known as reflux…Other kinds of irritation or damage to the lining of the esophagus can also increase the
risk of cancer…
Poor nutrition is another ....
(3218
13
)
Single Parent Children
.... to the
risk for children of single-parent families. Often these children are left on their own for long periods of time each day. Many of these
poor, working ....
(1210
5
)
Early Childhood Interventions for Children with Cerebral Palsy
.... Once a person has cerebral palsy, he or she may be at
risk for
poor nutrition due to a lack of ability to use his or her tongue and mouth to chew and swallow. ....
(1812
7
)
IT Risk Management
.... As one IT
risk manager notes, "Your
risk assessment breaks down to a few main areas ....
Poor IT management is one of the biggest risks in the success of any IT ....
(683
3
)
Gang Risk Factors
.... While familial factors such as divorce, single-parent homes, poverty,
poor or abusive parenting or .... people in the age 12 to 18 year-old cohort at
risk for gang ....
(488
2
)
Street Gangs: An Overview
.... precocious sexual activity; (2) family
risk factors such as having family members who are in gangs, and
poor parental supervision; (3) school
risk factors such ....
(848
3
)
The Psychology of Street Gangs
.... precocious sexual activity; (2) family
risk factors such as having family members who are in gangs, and
poor parental supervision; (3) school
risk factors such ....
(853
3
)
RISK MANAGEMENT: ARTICLE REVIEW
.... the development of cost
risk are (1) "the accuracy and completeness of cost estimates for the planned activities" and (2) the potential for
poor management of ....
(1620
6
)
High School Dropout Phenomenon
.... Findings of the study revealed that those students who were most at-
risk had the following characteristics:
poor academic record; low parental education level ....
(2606
10
)
High School Dropout Problem
.... Findings of the study revealed that those students who were most at-
risk had the following characteristics:
poor academic record; low parental education level ....
(2571
10
)
Perinatal Nutrition Program Effects
.... being at
risk for low birth-weight infants and infant mortality. Of the several contributive factors, the one most salient to this study is
poor dietary habits ....
(4729
19
)
Faith-Based Initiatives and At-Risk Youth Memor
.... of programs that specifically target at-
risk youth, a growing segment of the American population not limited, as has often been asserted, to
poor, urban and/or ....
(1584
6
)
Gangs: Why People Join Them and the Typical Gang Member
.... those who are not
poor. However, Roleff points out that poverty is really a cluster of several factors, all of which operate to increase the
risk of criminal ....
(853
3
)
Puerto Rican Adolescents
.... Further, the at-
risk factors for
poor psychological development are also similar to the at-
risk factors for delinquent behavior and drug abuse in adolescents ....
(3107
12
)
Nutrition and Health
.... sectional survey was conducted to determine if homeless people have a higher prevalence of health
risk factors than do the non homeless
poor (Winkleby, 1990). ....
(4051
16
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Population of At-Risk Students
.... Until very recently, the educational focus with respect to at-
risk students has been .... on such interventions has, over the years, shown very
poor success rates ....
(5297
21
)
Effects of Parenting on Development & Violence
.... likely to perceive higher levels of problems with lower levels of neighborliness and social processes to buffer
risk, compared to other urban
poor communities. ....
(4088
16
)
Effects of Parenting on Development and Youth Violence
.... likely to perceive higher levels of problems with lower levels of neighborliness and social processes to buffer
risk, compared to other urban
poor communities. ....
(4112
16
)
Theories of Justice
.... contractors," bound by the ignorance principle and not knowing whether they would be among the rich or the
poor, "would seek to avoid the
risk of turning out ....
(2015
8
)
Adolescence and Diabetes
.... diabetes mellitus. Factors that place the child at
poor risk for adaptation must be identified to ensure optimal treatment. Amer stated ....
(6140
25
)
Class in America
.... The most dangerous perception is usually the false one; in this case, if the
poor perceives opportunity where in fact there is none .... American Families at
Risk. ....
(889
4
)
Data on Single Parent Households
.... 1,869 families with children aged 6 16 years indicated that children of single-parent families were at a small but significant increased
risk for
poor outcome. ....
(3714
15
)
Foot Care and Diabetes
.... annual review, trained personnel should examine patients' feet to detect
risk factors for .... of age) who have had diabetes for a long time, have
poor vision, have ....
(2962
12
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