Search Results - "AL-KANDARI, YAGOUB Y"

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SOCIAL SUPPORT AND HEALTH AMONG ELDERLY KUWAITIS

by AL-KANDARI, YAGOUB Y CREWS, DOUGLAS E Published in Journal of biosocial science (01.07.2014)

“...The aim of this study was to examine differences in several aspects of health between Kuwaiti men and women aged 60 years and over across three age categories...”

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SPOUSAL INFLUENCES ON HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF OLDER KUWAITI MEN AND WOMEN

by Al-Kandari, Yagoub Y Crews, Douglas E Published in Journal of biosocial science (01.07.2017)

“...The aim of the study was to determine the associations of the self-perceptions of health and social support among Kuwaitis who were 60 years old and older, who...”

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THE EFFECT OF CONSANGUINITY ON CONGENITAL DISABILITIES IN THE KUWAITI POPULATION

by AL-KANDARI, YAGOUB Y CREWS, DOUGLAS E Published in Journal of biosocial science (01.01.2011)

“...Consanguinity has been shown to increase homozygosity and to reduce genetic variation in a group, which may protect against the expression of recessive genes...”

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Consanguineous Marriage and its Relationship with Sociocultural Variables in Urban and Bedouin Geographical Regions in Kuwait

by Al‑Kandari, Yagoub Y Al‑Kandari, Yousif Y Published in Arabian humanities (25.01.2019)

“...Consanguineous marriage is a common type of marriage in the Middle East. Arab countries have the highest consanguineous marriage rates in the world. The...”

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Age, Social Support and Health among Older Kuwaitis

by Al-Kandari, Yagoub Y Crews, Douglas E Published in Quality in ageing (19.08.2014)

“...Purpose Purpose: We report here data on social support elements and health status differences across three age groups of Kuwaiti elderly...”

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Social, psychological and demographic variables related to breastfeeding among Kuwaiti mothers

by Al-Kandari, Yagoub Ahmed, Ramadan A Published in Eastern Mediterranean health journal (06.09.2018)

“...Many studies have discussed the relationship between breastfeeding and certain social, psychological and demographic variables. The aim of this study was to...”

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