Impact of malaria infectious pathways on disability and child development in endemic regions

Articles in the same Issue

1. TABLE OF CONTENTS
2. EDITORIAL
3. Possible role of selenium deficiency in the neurobiology of depression and suicidal behavior in patients with alcohol use disorders
4. Childhood environmental neurotoxic exposures and experiences: Major factors in antisocial behavior
5. Fetal alcohol syndrome and suicide. A review
6. The role of the family in caring for the elderly nursing home resident. A review
7. Neurodevelopmental health effects of chronic mercury exposure. A review
8. Impact of malaria infectious pathways on disability and child development in endemic regions
9. A review of aging and disability policies for economic and social factors that create inequality
10. Delinquency and intellectual disability
11. Tourism and disability. A review of cost-effectiveness
12. Facilitated mental integration of repeated visio-auditory perception could improve knowledge acquisition and retention in dyslexia and learning disabilities
13. Knowledge and accessibility of self-medication among undergraduate students in Thailand
14. A study of family visits and care staff attitudes towards elderly nursing home residents in Israel
15. Predicting energy expenditure for the ambulatory neurologically impaired patient: A regression approach
16. Parental coping with children with intellectual disability. A pilot study
17. National survey 2001 on medical services for persons with intellectual disability in residential care in Israel
18. Academic-social climate in social work departments. The case of Israel