… The data highlight that, for many countries, linear growth in children and adolescents still …
of lost linear growth can occur; however, this can only happen if the intervention substantially …

… , all accounted for substantially improved child growth, although … Maternal malnutrition can
start the process of linear growth … of changes in childhood linear growth faltering and generate …

… both ponderal growth/wasting and linear growth/stunting and … As wasting and stunting
commonly occur in children under 5 … of child stunting are also significant determinants of child …

… the hazard is modelled as a linear function of the explanatory … substantial proportion of
children (about 45%) had childhood … By contrast, no large studies exist on childhood events and …

… Linear growth failure in childhood is the most prevalent form … development at 5 years but
it was not statistically significant. … who were lost to follow up with those were retained and did …

… the baby's weight falls above the 10th centile but growth and … ), resulting in extensive linear
growth of terminal villi from the … , terminal villus generation predominantly occurs due to the …

… Linear growth failure (stunting) in childhood is the most … and most cerebral growth occurs
in the first 2 years of life. … (45) in adult diabetic individuals found a significant association …

… a significant decrease in child cognitive scores in children … Results of our step-wise general
linear models investigating … fetal and infant brain development, it does not appear to be solely …

… not show a significant increase in the BMI during childhood (… , AR happens between 5 and
7 years of age, but if it occurs … obesity can cause prepubertal acceleration of linear growth …

… From the mixed linear models with no control variables, we … a small increase in these symptoms
occurred during lockdown… Specifically, we observed a statistically significant increase in …