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Children Receiving Care and Support in Wales Demonstrate Higher Immunization Rates

The research, published in Frontiers in Public Health, is the first data linkage study to explore vaccination coverage in children under social care services in Wales.The UK has a robust childhood immunisation programme that ensures children are offe
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Research explores how to measure COVID-19's impact on children

Rebecca Shearer, an associate professor of psychology at the University, is one of 12 writers who contributed to an academic paper that offers a method by which researchers, government entities, academics, and others can study the effect of the pandemic on children by using existing data.
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Source: miami.edu

A new dataset to better understand homelessness in the US | VOX, CEPR Policy Portal

Paul Hufe, Ravi Kanbur, Andreas Peichl On a single night in January 2020, over half a million people were estimated to be homeless in the US, including over 200,000 people who slept unsheltered on sidewalks, in public parks, and other places not intended for human habitation (HUD 2021). Despite ongoing concern from policymakers and the public, we know relatively little about this highly vulnerable population. Answers to fundamental questions such as how many people experience homelessness on a ...
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Source: voxeu.org

People with asthma in deprived areas have worse outcomes, study reveals

People with asthma in deprived areas have worse outcomes, study reveals Feb 17 2021 People with asthma in the most deprived areas are 50% more likely to be admitted to hospital and to die from asthma compared with those in the least deprived areas, a new five-year study of over 100,000 people in Wales has revealed. Those from more deprived backgrounds were also found to have a poor balance of essential asthma medications that help prevent asthma attacks. The new research, published in the journ...
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