13 research outputs found
Immigrant Status and Ethnic Inequities in Dental Caries in Children: Bilbao, Spain
This study examined the migratory status/ethnic inequities in dental caries in school children aged 4–9 years (n = 1388) and the impact of the Children’s Oral Health Program in the Municipality of Bilbao in the Basque Country Region, Spain. Using the 2017 Children’s Oral Health Survey, log binomial regression was used to quantify the association of parental immigration status/ethnicity with tooth decay for (1) the primary and the permanent dentitions, separately, in children 4–9 years old; and (2) for the permanent dentition in children aged 7–9 years. Compared with Spanish children, Spanish Roma and immigrant children had a higher probability of tooth decay in primary and permanent teeth after adjustment. Similarly, Spanish Roma and immigrant children had a higher probability of caries experience in primary and permanent teeth. In children aged 7–9 years, Spanish Roma children had a greater probability of tooth decay and caries experience (DMFT index ≥ 1; PR: 6.20; 95% CI: 3.18, 12.12; and PR: 4.52; 95% CI: 2.46, 8.32; respectively) compared with Spanish Children. These associations were not observed in immigrant children. This study shows that parental immigration status and/or ethnicity affect caries outcomes in immigrant and Roma children in both primary and permanent dentition.This work was supported by the Bilbao City Council. Ref. 2015-061533
Harmonisation of eleven flow cytometers for multi-colour analyses of a large cohort of patients in the context of the European IMI project "Precisesads".
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Multi-center harmonization of flow cytometers in the context of the European "PRECISESADS" project.
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A fine bioinformatical analysis of lymphocyte distribution predics the diagnosis of systemic autoimmune diseases
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A fine bioinformatical analysis of lymphocyte distribution predics the diagnosis of systemic autoimmune diseases
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A fine bioinformatical analysis of lymphocyte distribution predicts the diagnosis of primary Sjögren's syndrome among other systemic autoimmune diseases.
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A fine bioinformatical analysis of lymphocyte distribution predicts the diagnosis of primary Sjögren's syndrome among other systemic autoimmune diseases.
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Caídas en menores de un año: ¿qué hacemos en urgencias?
A study was performed in order to describe injuries associated with falls in children aged This was a multicentre, descriptive and analytical study that included all patients aged A total of 1022 patients had experienced falls, that is, 0.35% of the emergencies attended in the study hospitals (95% CI, 0,348-0,352). The most commonly affected part was the head (58%). Cranial radiography was ordered in 31.8% of cases, and was associated with the presence of bruising or signs of fracture on examination (P100cm (P50cm and age Injuries after falls in infants age