Sentences with phrase «susceptible children who»

Findings suggest that for genetically susceptible children who are raised in low - risk environments, attention control may provide a protective factor against developing internalizing problems across early life.

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As for children with conditions that leave them susceptible to illness, such as children with cystic fibrosis or children who are immunocompromised, the holidays can leave them sick and fighting for their lives.

Dr. Michael Commons and his colleagues of Harvard Medical School recently reported that children who sleep alone are more susceptible to post-traumatic stress disorders and personality disorders, and that these conditions are virtually unheard of in countries where co-sleeping is the norm.

Many umbrella double strollers do not include flat inclines at the back, making them unsafe for children under 6 months old who are susceptible to various breathing issues when sitting up.

The BPA free anti-colic bottles are a great thing to have for any parent that wants to prevent colic and gas or a parent who has a child that is susceptible to these issues.

Thus, MMR vaccine can be administered safely to susceptible children or other persons with household contacts who are pregnant to help protect these pregnant women from exposure to wild rubella virus.

After blood tests confirmed his allergy I talked to his doctor and she said that children of parents who have food allergies are more susceptible to food allergies themselves and so they should wait until the age of three to try foods that are highly allergenic.

While various models have been proposed to explain why certain children who experienced trauma become susceptible to psychosis, physicians still do not have a clear understanding of this process.

What effect, she wondered, does all that visual stimulation have on children, who are far more susceptible to distraction than her students at Carnegie Mellon University?

Using molecular gymnastics, we identified parasite proteins that are only recognized by antibodies in children who were resistant to malaria but not by antibodies in susceptible children.

«We identified parasite proteins that are only recognized by antibodies in children who were resistant to malaria, but not by antibodies in susceptible children.»

Studies have been done linking The Pill to increased rates of breast cancer, especially in women who haven't had children yet (the breast tissue is more susceptible before milk production occurs).

That means that children who frequently use antibiotics could be more susceptible to food allergies later in life.

The FDA currently holds the position that they have not found any conclusive evidence that food dyes cause behavior problems in children but that some children who are susceptible will notice increased symptoms of ADHD from consumption of food dyes:

People who have other allergies (particularly latex allergies) are more susceptible to potato allergies, as are children.

Another study in the U.S. showed that genetically susceptible children fed cow's milk as infants had a risk of disease that was 11.3 times greater than children who did not have these genes and who were breast - fed for at least three months.

«He's somebody's child,» stammers a shocked Lila, but she's all too susceptible to Eve's urgings that they threaten and kill their way up the local drug operation's hierarchy to figure out who exactly is responsible for Lila's son's death.

Gaab also theorizes that children who are born susceptible to dyslexia have atypical brain development in the left hemisphere, which makes it difficult for them to develop components of the language and reading network there.

Children who have not learned proper hygiene are also susceptible.

Types of Traumatic Brain Injury Many traumatic brain injuries happen to children who are more susceptible to head injuries because their skulls have not fully formed and hardened yet.

Children of mothers who are overprotective, overcritical or use harsh discipline tend to have poor emotion regulation skills and are more susceptible to emotional health difficulties.

Although the existing research suggests diverse outcomes, scholars have documented that young children exposed to trauma (for example, maltreatment and other forms of violence) are more likely than children who have not been exposed to trauma to experience physiologic changes at the neurotransmitter and hormonal levels (and perhaps even at the level of brain structure) that render them susceptible to heightened arousal and an incapacity to adapt emotions to an appropriate level.21 This emotional state increases their sensitivity to subsequent experiences of trauma and impairs their capacity to focus, remember, learn, and engage in self - control.22

Although not mentioned extensively in the text of the paper, there is a great need to try and identify those individuals, especially children, who may become susceptible to certain disorders or personality traits that can lead into antisocial, delinquent, or criminal behavior.

-RRB-, child trauma cases are often highly charged and ``... this can cause problems for therapists who are susceptible to splitting, or parallel process, rescuing, collusion and other dysfunctional behaviors.

If people don't have the opportunity to heal from trauma, it's likely that their experiences and negative behaviours will start to impact on others, particularly children who are susceptible to significant developmental damage when they experience trauma at a young age.

Children who are prone to emotional difficulties may be more susceptible to increased life stress and this could contribute to relapses in bedwetting [16].

are children who have a FR - EXT differential susceptible to specific parenting styles with regard to externalizing behaviors?

For those who are already genetically susceptible to the development of atopy [116], as observed in our sample of children whose mothers reported a history of asthma, maternal sensitivity may make the difference between the development of AD or not.