Sentences with phrase «cent of children developed»

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Formula is relatively expensive: for a three - month - old child, it can cost 50 to 60 per cent of the minimum wage in some developing countries, plus the price of the equipment.

While breastfeeding rates are no longer declining at the global level, with many countries experiencing significant increases in the last decade, only 39 per cent of children less than six months of age in the developing world are exclusively breastfed and just 58 per cent of 20 - 23 month olds benefit from the practice of continued breastfeeding.

TS is a neurological disorder affecting around one per cent for all school - age children, who are affected by an evolving series of chronic physical and vocal tics which develop over time and become increasingly worse.

About 55 per cent of each cell's mitochondria have to carry harmful mutations for children to develop Leigh syndrome.

This collaboration has already provided over 50 million lifesaving ACTs to developing countries at cost price: $ 1 per adult dose, 50 cents for a child — a reduction of several dollars.

Compared with women who gave birth before the age of 22, those who had their first child in their thirties were 63 per cent more likely to develop breast cancer before the menopause, and 35 per cent more likely to develop the disease afterwards.

Reporting on a wide range of developing countries, the Global School - based Health Survey recently found that between 20 and 65 per cent of school - aged children reported having been verbally or physically bullied in the past 30 days.

Research shows that obese children and adolescents are more likely to become obese adults and also develop various diseases such as type 2 diabetes, and a worrying 30 per cent of children in England are now classed as overweight or obese.

Over 79 per cent of teachers reported feeling confident that students will be able to develop healthier relationships with other children when they commence primary school.

Using a list of items developed by WAACHS, the most frequently reported adverse behaviour in the current study was not wanting to attend school, with 36 per cent of children reported by their carer to have not wanted to go to school in the past six months.