Effect of migrant parents' bodyweight perception on children's body bodyweight: A longitudinal analysis of population cohort study

Hartono, Susan; Niyonsenga, Théophile; Cochrane, Tom; Kinfu, Yohannes

doi:10.1016/j.ssmph.2022.101318

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“…Further reports suggest that mothers' increased workloads have made it harder for them to spend enough time with their kids, thereby negatively impacting on how much food they can eat and how much nutrition they need to grow anthropometrically. 45,[49][50][51][52] Literature reports by several authors have shown a seasonal variability among the under nutritional status of the child population. 53 Wasting has been reported to be more prevalent during the monsoon season because of an increased incidence of infectious diseases including diarrheal outbreaks and the lack of availability of previously harvested food.…”

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“…The nutritional status of infants and children has been shown to be significantly impacted by maternal nutrition. 36,45,46 The maternal knowledge about the ageappropriate nutritional intake and feeding practices has been a prominent marker for childhood under nutrition. 47,48 These difficulties are significantly worse for the already vulnerable migrant/ refugee population.…”

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WITHDRAWN: Estimates of Undernutrition among migrant/refugee children in lower-middle-income countries: A meta-analysis of published evidence from 2010-2022

Talukdar

Kumar²,

Barman³

2023

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Background The purpose of this study was to highlight the state of undernutrition among migrant/refugee children living in lower middle income countries using published evidence from the past twelve years (2010 to 2022). Methods We searched PubMed, Scopus, Science-Direct, CINAHL Plus, & Google-Scholar to identify peer reviewed evidence relevant to our objective published between January 2010 to December 2022. Two researchers independently examined the studies, retrieved the data, and evaluated the studies' quality. NIH quality assessment tool was used. A random effect meta-analysis was conducted to pull the estimates. Subgroup analysis, Meta regression and sensitivity analysis was done to explore the source of heterogeneity and the robustness of our estimates. Findings From selected 17 studies out of 1664 identified records, the pulled estimates of stunting, wasting and underweight among migrant/ refugee children in LMICs was 27.45% (Confidence Interval (CI) 18.99 to 36.82; I2 100%; p value <0.001), 13.59% (CI 8.48 to 19.67; I2 99%; P value <0.001), and 25.96 (CI 17.20 to 35.83; I2 100%; p value <0.001) respectively. Among different WHO regions all three undernutrition estimates were higher in LMICs belonging to South-east Asian region (Stunting 36.64%; wasting 13.98%, underweight 31.79%). Estimates in India was 43.55%, 18.71%, and 37.45% respectively in similar chronology. High heterogeneity was noted across all the estimates with I2 value >90%. Sensitivity analysis across indicators shown stability of our estimates. Interpretations The extent of undernutrition, particularly wasting, was significant among migrant/refugee children living in LMICs. Measures should be taken to strengthen the government-subsidized public food distribution system, increase the healthcare outreach, and ensure public health-insurance coverage among the migrant population.

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WITHDRAWN: Estimates of Undernutrition among migrant/refugee children in lower-middle-income countries: A meta-analysis of published evidence from 2010-2022

Talukdar

Kumar²,

Barman³

2023

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Prevalence of undernutrition among migrant, refugee, internally displaced children and children of migrated parents in lower-middle-income countries: A meta-analysis of published studies from last twelve years

Talukdar,

Ravel,

Barman

et al. 2024

Diabetes & Metabolic Syndrome: Clinical Research & Revi

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Effect of migrant parents' bodyweight perception on children's body bodyweight: A longitudinal analysis of population cohort study

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WITHDRAWN: Estimates of Undernutrition among migrant/refugee children in lower-middle-income countries: A meta-analysis of published evidence from 2010-2022

WITHDRAWN: Estimates of Undernutrition among migrant/refugee children in lower-middle-income countries: A meta-analysis of published evidence from 2010-2022

Prevalence of undernutrition among migrant, refugee, internally displaced children and children of migrated parents in lower-middle-income countries: A meta-analysis of published studies from last twelve years

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