Maternal psychosocial risk factors and lower respiratory tract infection (LRTI) during infancy in a South African birth cohort

Keyphrases

• 6 Months of Age 7%
• Active Surveillance 7%
• Age Groups 7%
• Age-stratified Analysis 7%
• Alcohol Abuse 14%
• Between-person 7%
• Birth Cohort 100%
• Birth Cohort Study 7%
• Children's Health 7%
• Clinical Setting 7%
• Crude Incidence Rate 7%
• Early Preterm Infants 7%
• First Year 7%
• Health Studies 7%
• Infection Outcome 7%
• Intimate Partner Violence 28%
• Logistic Regression 7%
• Lower Respiratory Tract Infection 100%
• Maternal Alcohol Consumption 14%
• Maternal Depression 7%
• Maternal Mental Health 7%
• Maternal Well-being 7%
• Pregnant Women 7%
• Psychological Distress 14%
• Psychosocial Risk Factors 100%
• Severe Disease 7%
• Severe Lower Respiratory Tract Infections 14%
• South African 100%
• Targeted Intervention 7%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Alcohol Consumption 12%
• Child Health 6%
• Cohort Analysis 6%
• Distress Syndrome 18%
• Infancy 100%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 6%
• Lower Respiratory Tract Infection 100%
• Partner Violence 25%
• Postpartum Depression 6%
• Pregnant Woman 6%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Alcohol Consumption 12%
• Cohort Analysis 6%
• Distress Syndrome 18%
• Intimate Partner Violence 25%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 6%
• Lower Respiratory Tract Infection 100%
• Postnatal Depression 6%