Titre de série :	URBAN HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN
Titre :	CHILDREN'S HEALTH:A MIXED REVIEW
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	KENNETH OLDEN ; JANET GUTHRIE
Editeur :	URBAN AND DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN
Année de publication :	2000/09
Importance :	3/3 (3-8)
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	1028-3315
Note générale :	Lieu(x) de disponibilité : enda rup
Langues :	Anglais
Mots-clés :	SANTE INFANTILE  SANTE ENVIRONNEMENTAL  POLLUTION CHIMIQUE  PREVENTION SANITAIRE  HYGIENE  MORTALITE INFANTILE  ETATS UNIS  AMERIQUE
Résumé :	MORE THAN OF UNITED STATES PEOPLE ARE YOUNGER. MANY OF THESE ARE CHILDREN WHO LIVE IN CIRCUMSTANCES THAT LEAVE THEM AT RISK FOR A VARIETY OF PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS WHICH IMPACT NEGATIVELY ON THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE.CHIDREN ARE OFTEN EXPOSED TO ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS BECAUSE THEY OFTEN PLAY NEAR TOXIC AREAS AND THEIR EXPOSURE TO TOXIC SUBSTANCES IS INCREASED BY HAND-TO-MOUTH ACTIVITIES.OF THE 60 MILLION CHILDREN YOUNGER THAN 15 YEARS OF AGE IN THE UNITED STATES,MORE THAN 47 000 DIED IN 1994 FROM PREVENTABLE DISEASES. ALSO, THEIR BODIES DO NOT DETOXIFY, METABOLISE OR EXCRETE SUBSTANCES AS FAST AS THE BODIES OF ADULTS DO. CHILDREN ARE ALSO VERY VULNERABLE TO VIOLENCE IN AND AROUND THEIR HOUSEHOLDS AND SCHOOLS, WHERE THEY FREQUENTLY BECOME VICTIMS OF PHYSICAL OR SEXUAL VIOLENCE.
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URBAN HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN. CHILDREN'S HEALTH:A MIXED REVIEW [texte imprimé] / KENNETH OLDEN ; JANET GUTHRIE . - [S.l.] : URBAN AND DEVELOPMENT BULLETIN, 2000/09 . - 3/3 (3-8).
ISSN : 1028-3315
Lieu(x) de disponibilité : enda rup
Langues : Anglais

Mots-clés :	SANTE INFANTILE  SANTE ENVIRONNEMENTAL  POLLUTION CHIMIQUE  PREVENTION SANITAIRE  HYGIENE  MORTALITE INFANTILE  ETATS UNIS  AMERIQUE
Résumé :	MORE THAN OF UNITED STATES PEOPLE ARE YOUNGER. MANY OF THESE ARE CHILDREN WHO LIVE IN CIRCUMSTANCES THAT LEAVE THEM AT RISK FOR A VARIETY OF PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS WHICH IMPACT NEGATIVELY ON THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE.CHIDREN ARE OFTEN EXPOSED TO ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS BECAUSE THEY OFTEN PLAY NEAR TOXIC AREAS AND THEIR EXPOSURE TO TOXIC SUBSTANCES IS INCREASED BY HAND-TO-MOUTH ACTIVITIES.OF THE 60 MILLION CHILDREN YOUNGER THAN 15 YEARS OF AGE IN THE UNITED STATES,MORE THAN 47 000 DIED IN 1994 FROM PREVENTABLE DISEASES. ALSO, THEIR BODIES DO NOT DETOXIFY, METABOLISE OR EXCRETE SUBSTANCES AS FAST AS THE BODIES OF ADULTS DO. CHILDREN ARE ALSO VERY VULNERABLE TO VIOLENCE IN AND AROUND THEIR HOUSEHOLDS AND SCHOOLS, WHERE THEY FREQUENTLY BECOME VICTIMS OF PHYSICAL OR SEXUAL VIOLENCE.
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