… age groups with T1DM that allowed calculating effect sizes. Positive effect sizes indicate
that older children reported better generic QoL than younger children (not shown in table). …

… CONCLUSIONS—CSII is safe and well tolerated in young children with diabetes and may
have positive effects on QOL. CSII did not improve diabetes control when compared with …

… Children with type 1 diabetes are at risk for negative psychosocial and … the effects, mediators,
and moderators of a coping skills training intervention (n = 53) for school‐aged children …

… has a sustained effect on growth beyond 24 weeks. The current study shows that the positive
effects of HAART on growth can be sustained for at least 96 weeks. Therefore, the effect on …

… This supportive network may have promoted the reported positive effects on HRQOL. The
results may not be generally applicable to all youths with type 1 diabetes in Germany but only …

… It is important to assess whether the type of activity measure … and to assess whether the type
of activity measure used has … and 4% a positive relationship between physical activity and …

… positive parenting attributes and outcomes of young children with developmental disabilities
through meta-analytic aggregation of effect … Fourth, we collapsed all types of child outcome …

… Cognitive behavioural therapy had positive effects on psychosocial outcomes, despite rising
levels of HbA 1c , while negotiated family involvement appeared to have the opposite effect […

… whether children self‐report differentiated types of … children self‐report different levels of
motivation types across school subjects. Our findings also show that most differentiation effects …

… on body composition and prevents the development of type 2 DM in children and adolescents
with PWS during treatment. We previously published that GH treatment did not adversely …