Parental socioeconomic status and risk of cerebral palsy in the child: evidence from two Nordic population-based cohorts

The increasing complexity of peace operations and the growing willingness of international actors to take on extensive responsibility for the rule of law in often highly criminalized

Using data from the Cerebral Palsy Register of Norway (CPRN) and from the Medical Birth Registry of Norway, we aimed to (1) assess the risk of CP in children with anomalies

In the adjusted models, maternal and paternal BMIs were adjusted for each other and for parental education levels, child ’ s year of birth, and maternal parity.... For maternal BMI,

b Adjusted for parental (both maternal and paternal) age, education, diabetes (maternal type 1 diabetes in MoBa and all types of maternal diabetes in DNBC), BMI, and smoking

Adjusted relative risks of CP for Denmark and Norway (com- bined with meta-analysis) by maternal and paternal education at end of follow-up (2010 in Denmark and 2013 in Norway),

cessfully evacuated from the hospital and then transported all alive on British ships, escaping from a town which was under constant bombing and set on fire in the dramatic last

In 1960, the Council of Europe took over responsibility for the work of the Universities Committee of the WEU and set up in its place a Com- mittee for Higher Education and

In the discussion on how best to protect the young soldiers the wish to see sexual morality as the main – and preferably the only - protection against venereal diseases was