In developing contexts such as India, children in adversity form a high-risk group, one that
cannot be subsumed under the general category of children, who are generally considered …

Background The use of pesticides can result in harm to both the environment and human
health. There is a growing concern in the field of occupational health about the impact on the …

Objective To describe working and employment conditions, and health status between non-
agricultural employees with a written contract from Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Central …

Of 218 million working children worldwide, many are suspected to be exposed to hazardous
chemicals. This review aims to synthesize reported evidence over the last two decades on …

Some evidence points to the positive effects of asset accumulation programs on mental
health of children living in low-resource contexts. However, no evidence exists as to why …

Since the adoption of the sustainable development goals (SDGs) by the United Nations
(UN), the search has been on to identify interventions that have effects on multiple SDG …

We use the roll-out of the national health insurance in Ghana to assess the cushioning effect
of coverage on the financial consequences of health shocks and resulting changes in …

Two hundred and eighteen million children work in the world today. Seventy percent are in
activities classified as child labor under local laws. While in policy circles child labor is often …

Introduction Refugee adolescents living in camps and settlements in low and middle-income
countries are a vulnerable population who face protection and psychosocial risks. This study …

Child labour is a common financial coping strategy in poor households, especially in low-
and middle-income countries with many children working under hazardous conditions. Little …