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adachi child health impact living difficulty achild study conducted since 2015 clarify associations socioeconomic factors child health well accumulate data political evaluation childpoverty agenda paper describes purpose research design achild study baseline profiles participants together future framework implementing cohort study conducted two types continuous survey completesample survey started 2015 first wave study target firstgrade children public elementary schools adachi city tokyo biennial fixed grade observation survey started 2016 selected elementary junior high schools questionnaires answered caregivers targeted children also children fourth grade higher data achild also combined information obtained school health checkups schoolgrade children well results blood test measurement blood pressure eightgrade children since 2016 valid responses first wave 4291 801 number households living difficulties low household income material deprivation stood 1047 245 achild study contribute clarification impact poverty childrens health disparities paves way managing issue community