Experiences of family violence and parental unavailability in childhood in relation to parental socioeconomic position and psychological problems: a cohort study of young Swedish w... by Jesper Löve, Kirsten Mehlig, Åsa Källström, Gunnel Hensing, Hrafnhildur Gunnarsdottir

“…Method The sample comprised 976 women (mean age 22, range 20–25) living in Sweden. Secular trends for family violence, parental rejection and unavailability were analyzed using logistic regression as a function of year of examination. …”
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Long-Term Survival, Prognostic Factors, and Quality of Life of Patients Undergoing Pelvic Exenteration for Cervical Cancer by Mihai Stanca, Dan Mihai Căpîlna, Mihai Emil Căpîlna

“…At the time of the study, there were 25 living patients (53.2%), the 3-year OS was 61%, and the 5-year OS was 48.7%. …”
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A representação da desigualdade econômica em crianças e adolescentes de nível socioeconômico diferentes The representation of economic inequality in children and adolescents of dif... by Antonio Roazzi, Maria da Graça B. B. Dias, Maira Roazzi

“…An investigation was planned with a sample of 85 subject of different social economical status (SES): 30 adolescents from high SES families and 55 from low SES families (30 living with their parents and 25 living in the street). Pictures of people representing different professions were used, which participants had to put in order according to remuneration, attributing wages and evaluating satisfaction. …”
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Association of spatial proximity to fixed-site syringe services programs with HCV serostatus and injection equipment sharing practices among people who inject drugs in rural New En... by Eric Romo, Thomas J. Stopka, Bill M. Jesdale, Bo Wang, Kathleen M. Mazor, Peter D. Friedmann

“…Results Among 330 PWID, 25% lived ≤ 1 mile of the nearest SSP, 17% lived 1–3 miles of an SSP, 12% lived 3–10 miles of an SSP, and 46% lived > 10 miles from an SSP. …”
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Secondhand exposure to aerosol from electronic cigarettes: pilot study of assessment of tobacco-specific nitrosamine (NNAL) in urine by Jose M. Martínez-Sánchez, Montse Ballbè, Raúl Pérez-Ortuño, Marcela Fu, Xisca Sureda, José A. Pascual, Armando Peruga, Esteve Fernández

“…Method: We conducted an observational study involving 55 non-smoking volunteers divided into three groups: 25 living at home with conventional smokers, 6 living with e-cigarette users, and 24 in control homes (smoke-free homes). …”
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Smoke exposure, hemoglobin levels and the prevalence of anemia: a cross-sectional study in urban informal settlement in Southern Ghana by Cyril Appiah-Dwomoh, Prudence Tettey, Enoch Akyeampong, Prince Amegbor, Gabriel Okello, Paul K. Botwe, Reginald Quansah

“…Reduced mean HB levels were associated with the number of different types of waste burnt simultaneously [(1 or 2: regression coefficient (β): 95% confidence interval (CI), -0.01, -0.97- -0.99: 3+: -0.14, -0.77- -0.05)], current smoker [(yes, almost daily: -1.40, -2.01- -0.79: yes, at least once a month: -1.14, -1.79- -0.48)], Second-Hand-Smoking (SHS) (yes, almost daily: -0.77, -1.30- -0.21), fuel stacking [(mixed stacking-0.93, -1.33–0.21: dirty stacking-1.04, -1.60- -0.48)], any smoke exposure indicator in the neighbourhood (-0.84, -1.43- -0.25), living close to a major road (-0.62, -1.09- -0.49), and fish smoking (-0.41,-0.93- -0.12). …”
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How to become a victim of crime by Богдан Миколайович Головкін

“…Among these victims are called: coincidence – 27 %; inattention in public places – 25 %; living in criminogenic areas - 11.3 %; obvious signs of provocative behavior (excessive trust in strangers, stay drunk, demonstration of plenty) - 24.1 %. …”
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