Child and Adolescent Health From 1990 to 2015 Findings From the Global Burden of Diseases, Injuries, and Risk Factors 2015 Study

Keyphrases

• Risk Factors 100%
• Disease Factor 100%
• Children's Health 100%
• Global Burden of Disease 100%
• Injury Factors 100%
• Socio-demographic Index 100%
• Adolescent Health 100%
• Infectious Diseases 50%
• Health Loss 50%
• Uncertainty Interval 50%
• Health Outcomes 33%
• Age Groups 33%
• Disease Burden 33%
• Non-communicable Diseases 33%
• Neonatal Disease 33%
• Nutritional Deficiency 33%
• Non-fatal 33%
• Reproductive Health 16%
• Disability 16%
• South Asia 16%
• Old Age 16%
• Comprehensive Monitoring 16%
• Population Growth 16%
• Population Health 16%
• Sub-Saharan Africa 16%
• Group Sex 16%
• Cause of Disability 16%
• Vision Loss 16%
• Policy Discussion 16%
• Epidemiological Transition 16%
• Maternal Health 16%
• Improved Survival 16%
• All Ages 16%
• Standardized Approach 16%
• Mortality Burden 16%
• Specific Pattern 16%
• Hearing Impairment 16%
• At Birth 16%
• Intellectual Disability 16%
• International Community 16%
• Epilepsy 16%
• Cause-specific Mortality 16%
• Child Mortality 16%
• Adolescent Females 16%
• Composite Indicators 16%
• Anemia 16%
• Geographic Unit 16%
• Congenital Disorders 16%
• Cause of Disease 16%
• Disability Burden 16%
• Sustained Improvement 16%
• Historical Associations 16%
• Adolescent Mortality 16%
• Hemoglobinopathies 16%
• Long-term Sequelae 16%
• Demographic Health 16%
• Childhood Disability 16%
• Timely Monitoring 16%
• Epidemiologic Transition 16%
• Multiple Causes 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Adolescent Health 100%
• Health Outcomes 100%
• Disease Burden 100%
• Non Communicable Disease 100%
• Infectious Disease 100%
• Global Disease Burden 100%
• Newborn Disease 100%
• Infection 50%
• Population Health 50%
• Diseases 50%
• Congenital Malformation 50%
• Population Growth 50%
• Visual Impairment 50%
• Hearing Impairment 50%
• Nutritional Deficiency 50%
• Nutritional Disorder 50%
• Group Sex 50%
• Sequela 50%
• Anemia 50%
• Reproductive Public Health 50%
• Statistical Modeling 50%
• Hemoglobinopathy 50%
• Maternal Health 50%
• Specific Mortality 50%