Abstract Background Parental mental health conditions have been associated with increased morbidity and use of healthcare services in offspring. Existing studies not examined different severities parental conditions, the impact paternal has overlooked. We association between two for children during first year life explored both maternal conditions. Methods This register-based cohort study included all live-born born Denmark from 2000 to 2016. Information on socioeconomics, diagnoses, drug...

Aim: Parental mental health conditions adversely affect the children. Information on prevalence of parental is needed to help policymakers allocate resources appropriately. Therefore, aim this study was estimate children with in Denmark and further age-specific geographical variation. Methods: In nationwide register-based cross-sectional study, we included all born between 2000 2016 if they resided 31 December 2016. both maternal paternal retrieved from primary secondary healthcare...

Abstract Background Children with the most severe parental mental health conditions have an elevated risk of numerous adversities including somatic morbidity. However, there is no knowledge concerning physical in children affected by conditions. Therefore, aim was to examine association between different severities and morbidity age-groups further explore combinations maternal paternal on child Methods In this register-based cohort study, we included all born Denmark 2000–2016 linked...

Abstract Introduction Maternal mental health conditions have been shown to affect perinatal outcomes negatively. However, knowledge on the impact of different types and severities maternal is needed. The objective this study was determine association between status in infant. Material methods This register‐based cohort included all live‐born infants Denmark born 2000 2016. Exposed were grouped based whether mothers received care primary settings only (minor conditions) or required...

Abstract Background Parental mental illness affects child health. However, less is known about the impact of different severities maternal depression and anxiety as well other health conditions. The objective this study was to examine paternal conditions on asthma. Methods This nationwide, register-based cohort included all children in Denmark born from 2000 2014. Exposure parental categorized three severities: minor (treated at primary care settings), moderate (all ICD-10 F-diagnoses given...

Abstract Aim This study examined any associations between parents' mental health conditions and hospital diagnoses of functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGIDs) in offspring at the age six. We also children who met these criteria attended routine Danish preventive child appointments. Methods Nationwide registers identified all born Denmark from 2000 to 2011 conditions. Negative binomial regression analyses estimated incidence rate ratios (IRRs) with 95% confidence intervals (CIs)...

Aims: Foetuses exposed to smoking during pregnancy are disadvantaged due numerous adverse obstetric outcomes. This study aimed examine 1) inequality in maternal between subgroups of pregnant women and 2) significant risk factors smoking. Methods: Data were collected from Danish registries. Trends within each period, T1 (2000–2002) T2 (2014–2016), investigated by Poisson regression calculating prevalence proportion ratios, trends periods studied adding an interaction term. The significance...

Inequality in preterm birth is a world-wide challenge that has proved difficult for maternity care services to meet. Reducing the inequality requires identification of pregnant women at particularly high risk order target interventions. Therefore, aim was estimate with different combinations socioeconomic position, mental health conditions, and age.In this nationwide register-based cohort study, we included all first-time mothers gave singleton liveborn infant Denmark between 2000 2016. The...

Abstract Background The obligation to pay for asthma medication in a country with universal healthcare might lead increased exacerbations and inequitable access children from low-income households. Thus, the aim of this study was examine association between household income childhood/preschool regarding hospitalization receipt. Methods In nationwide register-based cohort study, we encompassed all 3-year-old residing Denmark, born 2000 2014, along their linked parents followed them until...

Abstract Objective : This study aims to investigate the association between attendance at routine preventive child health examinations in general practice and risk of overweight obesity Danish children age six, with a specific focus on parents psychosocial factors. Methods Utilizing nationwide registers, population-based birth cohort 725 926 born 2000-2012 was analyzed. Information examination BMI data were obtained. Statistical analyses, including modified Poisson regression, conducted...

Abstract Aim The aim of this study is to investigate associations between attending routine preventive child health examinations in general practice and the risk obesity overweight at age six, focusing on psychosocial factors. Methods Data from nationwide Danish registers 725 926 children born 2000 2012 were analysed. Information examination attendance BMI was obtained. Regression analyses assessed association or risk. Results Non‐attendance associated with a 18%–31% six. highest observed...

Abstract Background Many children, approximately one out of four to five, live in families with parental mental health problems. Knowledge on the impact other problems than depression or anxiety is sparse as well father. Therefore, we aimed examine effect maternal and paternal child respiratory illness. Methods A population-based birth cohort study was conducted including all Danish children born from 2000-2012 using nationwide registers. Two follow-up periods were created: From age 1-2 3-5....

Abstract Background Mounting evidence suggests that mental health problems in pregnant women may negatively affect the intra- and extrauterine development of child. This is especially concern as prevalence high believed to be increasing. We set out quantify effect maternal status on risk adverse perinatal outcomes for infant. Methods undertook a nationwide register-based cohort study including children born alive Denmark between 2000 2016. The exposed was mothers with two years prior...

Abstract Background Parental mental health conditions have been associated with increased morbidity and use of healthcare services in offspring. Existing studies not examined different severities parental conditions, the impact paternal has overlooked.We association between two for children during first year life explored both maternal conditions. Methods This register-based cohort study included all live-born born Denmark from 2000-2016. Information on socioeconomics, diagnoses, drug...

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Abstract Background Parental mental illness has been associated with a number of consequences for the health and use healthcare services child. However, most research focused on maternal depression. Research examining impact paternal vulnerability (MV) as well different degrees MV are needed to plan interventions. Therefore, aim this study was examine association between categories individual combined parental child’s first year life. Methods A population-based birth cohort conducted...

Abstract Background Inequality in preterm birth is a public health challenge requiring identification of pregnant women at particularly high risk birth. Therefore, the aim was to estimate with different combinations mental conditions and socioeconomic position. Methods Based on Danish registries, we conducted nationwide cohort study including all first-time mothers giving singleton liveborn infant Denmark between 2000 through 2016. We examined (<37 weeks gestation) (no, minor,...

Abstract Background Parental mental health conditions have been associated with increased morbidity and use of healthcare services in the offspring. However, existing studies not examined different severities conditions. Furthermore, impact paternal has overlooked.We therefore association between two parental for children first year life, exploring both maternal Methods This register-based cohort study included all live-born Denmark 2000-2016. Information on socioeconomics, diagnoses, drug...

Abstract Background Parental mental health conditions have been associated with increased morbidity and use of healthcare services in offspring. Existing studies not examined different severities parental conditions, the impact paternal has overlooked.We association between two for children during first year life explored both maternal conditions. Methods This register-based cohort study included all live-born born Denmark from 2000-2016. Information on socioeconomics, diagnoses, drug...

Abstract Background The prevalence of children with overweight and obesity is increasing. General practitioners in Denmark follow throughout early childhood via the preventive child health examinations. These examinations are offered to all from birth age five. Thus, general have a unique opportunity for tracing identification obesity, but impact not examined. Therefore, aim this study was examine association between attending risk at six both total pediatric population within groups...