Abayomi Abdul-Afeez Afolabi, Adetomiwa Oluwanifemi Afolabi, Morẹ Nikẹ Oluwátóyìn Foláyan
Validation of an online version of the rapid estimate of adult literacy in dentistry-30 for use by medical and dental students in Nigeria
BMC oral health
students physical symptoms diseases may increased risk peer victimization study examined associations several medical conditions obesity asthma allergy epilepsy diabetes experience physical verbal relational victimization among children sample 6233 fourthgrade students 314 elementary schools taiwan recruited analysis mean age sample 105 even distribution gender 503 male 497 female children asthma allergy epilepsy reported higher frequencies peer victimization took daily medications received treatment also higher risk victimized diabetes obesity found associated peer victimization findings highlighted children physical conditions suffer maltreatment peers sensitivity training provided school health professionals evaluate risk victimization among students special needs assessment