Health and disease: Exploring the relation between parasitic infections, child nutrition status, and markets

Keyphrases

• Infectious Diseases 100%
• Nutrient Stress 100%
• Nutritional Status 100%
• Parasitic Infection 100%
• Child nutrition 100%
• Nutrition Status 100%
• Commercial Center 100%
• Bioarchaeology 100%
• Measurement Survey 50%
• Environmental Change 50%
• Effects on children 50%
• Infection Rate 50%
• Worm 50%
• Human Biology 50%
• Economic Transition 50%
• Negative Effects 50%
• Respiratory Infection 50%
• Diarrheal Disease 50%
• Current Group 50%
• Biocultural 50%
• Anthropometric Measurements 50%
• Energetic Stress 50%
• Child Growth 50%
• Biological Stress 50%
• Political Transition 50%
• Large Context 50%
• Parasitological Examination 50%
• Soil-transmitted Helminths 50%
• Helminth Infection 50%
• Household Factors 50%
• Infection Infection 50%
• Socio-economic Change 50%
• Lowland Bolivia 50%
• Tsimane' Amazonian Panel Study 50%
• Parasite Species 50%
• Disease Stress 50%
• Subsistence Transition 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Nutritional Status 100%
• Parasitic Disease 100%
• Child Nutrition 100%
• Diseases 100%
• Infection 60%
• Energy Transfer 20%
• Anthropometry 20%
• Respiratory Tract Infection 20%
• Helminth 20%
• Helminthiasis 20%
• Infection Rate 20%
• Child Growth 20%
• Physiological Stress 20%
• Household 20%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Nutritional Status 100%
• Child Nutrition 100%
• Biological Sciences 50%
• Lowlands 50%
• Anthropometric Measurement 50%
• Helminth 50%
• Child Growth 50%
• Helminthiasis 50%