Cardiovascular risk in Hispanic and non-Hispanic preschoolers

Article Abstract:

Modifiable and non-modifiable cardiovascular risk factors are identified in low-income preschool children. Results show that 90 percent of identified cardiovascular risk factors in presumably healthy preschoolers and those of Hispanic ethnicity, which provided evidence to support testing of interventions that can improve health behaviors and reduce risks.

New York, Health aspects, Cardiovascular diseases, Risk factors, Nursing, Preschool children, Children of minorities, Minority children

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Infant sleep positioning by nursery staff and mothers in newborn hospital nurseries

Article Abstract:

Newborn's sleeping position by mothers' and nursery staff is assessed to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Exclusive supine sleep position is recommended, and mothers and nursery staff are educated about it.

United States, Methods, Prevention, Sudden infant death syndrome, Sleep positions

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