Justice System Involvement Among Adolescents in the Emergency Department

Dubey, Vivek P.; Randell, Kimberly A.; Masonbrink, Abbey; Pickett, Michelle; Sherman, Ashley; Ramaswamy, Megha; Miller, Melissa K.

doi:10.1016/j.jpeds.2021.03.048

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“…After marriage, with the increase of age, all aspects are relatively stable, and with a certain economic foundation, the demand and behavior of having children would increase accordingly. Other studies at home and abroad suggested that the PLHA population without children was more willing to have children than those who had children [6]. It was close to the PLHA population of childbearing age in other parts of China [7] and was not much different from the general population [8].…”

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[Retracted] The Fertility Status of the Married People Living with HIV/AIDS in China

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In order to analyze the fertility status of the married people living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)/acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) (PLHA) of reproductive age in China, a sample of married PLHAs aged 22–45 in China is selected by using a stratified cluster sampling method. All participants are face-to-face interviewed with a structured questionnaire. Among them, the fertility status and its influencing factors of 366 PLHAs are statistically analyzed. Experimental results show that married PLHA of reproductive age in China has a high proportion of having children. The fertility status and fertility intention of females are higher than that of males. The proportion of unwanted pregnancies after the HIV + diagnosis of females is high.

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[Retracted] The Fertility Status of the Married People Living with HIV/AIDS in China

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“…The authors in the current study in this volume of The Journal highlight the health promotion needs of justice-involved youth coming to an emergency department (ED). 5 Justiceinvolved youth reported higher rates of substance use, violence, and sexually risky behaviors. These youth also had higher rates of school suspension/expulsions, which had the strongest association with a youth being involved with the justice system.…”

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Youth Involved in the Justice System: Emergency Department Screening and Health Promotion

Magee

Aalsma

2021

The Journal of Pediatrics

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Justice System Involvement Among Adolescents in the Emergency Department

Cited by 2 publications

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[Retracted] The Fertility Status of the Married People Living with HIV/AIDS in China

[Retracted] The Fertility Status of the Married People Living with HIV/AIDS in China

Youth Involved in the Justice System: Emergency Department Screening and Health Promotion

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