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Obesity Birth Weight Chronic Disease Cardiovascular Diseases Breast Neoplasms Asthma Body Weight

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment41

Risk Factors Prevalence Cross-Sectional Studies Logistic Models Small-Area Analysis Health Surveys Cohort Studies Odds Ratio Questionnaires Regression Analysis Mortality Longitudinal Studies Multivariate Analysis Health Status Indicators Linear Models Incidence Body Height Confidence Intervals Prospective Studies Body Mass Index Population Surveillance Case-Control Studies Obesity Risk Assessment Cause of Death Epidemiologic Methods Nutrition Surveys Infant Mortality Retrospective Studies Data Collection Registries Birth Weight Hospitalization Follow-Up Studies Proportional Hazards Models Interviews as Topic Treatment Outcome Risk Activities of Daily Living Body Weight Survival Rate

Psychiatry and Psychology15

Family Characteristics Marital Status Smoking Life Style Parents Health Behavior Self Concept Intelligence Breast Feeding Alcohol Drinking Stress, Psychological Patient Compliance Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Depression Prejudice

Phenomena and Processes16

Odds Ratio Pregnancy in Adolescence Pregnancy Body Height Body Mass Index Nutritional Status Obesity Maternal Age Time Factors Breast Feeding Birth Weight Environment Diet Risk Body Weight Running

Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena24

Socioeconomic Factors Social Class Poverty Gross Domestic Product Health Status Disparities Censuses Family Characteristics Health Status Emigration and Immigration Demography Marital Status Sex Distribution Child Welfare Age Distribution Acculturation Developing Countries Poverty Areas Parents Race Relations Social Environment Activities of Daily Living Quality of Life Running Minority Groups

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Information Science10

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Named Groups12

European Continental Ancestry Group African Americans Continental Population Groups Ethnic Groups African Continental Ancestry Group Hispanic Americans Infant, Newborn Mexican Americans Parents Emigrants and Immigrants Infant, Low Birth Weight Asian Americans

Health Care79

Socioeconomic Factors Social Class Educational Status Income Risk Factors Ethnic Groups Poverty Health Status Disparities Prevalence Healthcare Disparities Censuses Cross-Sectional Studies Logistic Models Residence Characteristics Sex Factors Occupations Unemployment Age Factors Urban Population Small-Area Analysis Rural Population Employment Family Characteristics Health Status Health Surveys Cohort Studies Insurance, Health Housing Emigration and Immigration Odds Ratio Questionnaires Regression Analysis Health Services Accessibility Demography Mortality Longitudinal Studies Marital Status Sex Distribution Multivariate Analysis Age Distribution Health Status Indicators Linear Models Urban Health Poverty Areas Incidence Confidence Intervals Prospective Studies Environmental Exposure Body Mass Index Nutritional Status Population Surveillance Patient Acceptance of Health Care Case-Control Studies World Health Insurance Coverage Risk Assessment Cause of Death Epidemiologic Methods Maternal Age Women's Health Nutrition Surveys Infant Mortality Health Services Needs and Demand Retrospective Studies Data Collection Population Density Registries Environment Comorbidity Hospitalization Follow-Up Studies Proportional Hazards Models Patient Compliance Interviews as Topic Treatment Outcome Risk Activities of Daily Living Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Survival Rate

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Socioeconomic Factors Social Class Educational Status European Continental Ancestry Group African Americans Income Continental Population Groups Risk Factors United States Ethnic Groups Poverty Gross Domestic Product Health Status Disparities Prevalence Healthcare Disparities Netherlands Antilles African Continental Ancestry Group Censuses Cross-Sectional Studies Logistic Models Hispanic Americans Residence Characteristics Sex Factors Occupations Unemployment Age Factors Urban Population Small-Area Analysis Rural Population Employment Family Characteristics Health Status Health Surveys Cohort Studies Brazil Insurance, Health Infant, Newborn Housing Emigration and Immigration Odds Ratio Questionnaires Regression Analysis Health Services Accessibility Czech Republic Demography Mortality Longitudinal Studies Marital Status Sex Distribution Multivariate Analysis Child Welfare Mexican Americans Age Distribution California Sweden Mexico Health Status Indicators Pregnancy in Adolescence Smoking Linear Models Urban Health Acculturation Turkey Denmark Pregnancy Developing Countries Poverty Areas Life Style Incidence Body Height Confidence Intervals Parents Emigrants and Immigrants Vietnam Infant, Low Birth Weight Prospective Studies Environmental Exposure Health Behavior Body Mass Index Nutritional Status Population Surveillance Patient Acceptance of Health Care Case-Control Studies Self Concept Obesity World Health Bangladesh Insurance Coverage Risk Assessment Cause of Death Race Relations Intelligence Epidemiologic Methods Maternal Age Women's Health Nutrition Surveys Social Environment Infant Mortality Scotland Time Factors

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