Our findings indicate that multiple factors are adversely associated with students' HRQoL. Appropriate health education programs to target modifiable risk factors may improve students' HRQoL.
Mothers giving care to children with RTT are at high risk of severe depression and lower HRQoL scores of domains that reflect mental well-being. Results of this study can help in planning subsequent interventions directed at families dealing with Rett syndrome.
The findings obtained in the current study support the hypotheses that non-viral factors, such as lifestyle factors, reproductive factors, and a history of diabetes, might be involved in the etiology of hepatocellular carcinoma.
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