Rebecca E Cash, Michelle Nassal, David Keseg, Ashish R Panchal
Neighborhood-level out-of-hospital cardiac arrest risk and the impact of local CPR interventions
Resuscitation plus
adolescent athletes values regarding health behaviors including attitudes toward doping largely derived parents therefore clarifying factors affect parents intentions regarding childrens medicine intake nutrition help elucidate process forming values healthy behaviors young athletes march 8 march 9 2021 online questionnaire survey conducted via internet research company data 2000 residents japan collected participants male female residents aged 3059 years children elementary high school belonging sports clubs survey items included respondents childs basic information respondents health literacy level sports respondent child engaged respondents also asked would like children receive prescription drugs overthecounter drugs herbal medicines vaccines supplements energy drinks logistic regression analysis performed analyze relationship respondents basic information health literacy intention receive prescription overthecounter drugs herbal medicines vaccines supplements energy drinks higher parental health literacy associated higher childrens willingness receive prescription drugs odds ratio 1025 95 confidence interval ci 10161035 overthecounter drugs 1012 95 ci 10031021 prescription herbal medicines 1021 95 ci 10211030 overthecounter herbal medicines 1012 95 ci 10031021 vaccines 1025 95 ci 10161035 conversely childrens intention receive energy drinks 0990 95 ci 09801000 decreased significantly childs athletic level increased parents willingness children receive oral prescription medicines decreased 0886 95 ci 07910992 receive supplements 1492 95 ci 13301673 energy drinks significantly increased 1480 95 ci 13071676 health literacy adolescent athletes parents associated childrens willingness receive medicines healthcare providers counsel parents adolescent athletes allow children receive necessary drug treatments prevent doping violations caused supplement intake