From micro to macro level characterization of early childhood health

Keyphrases

• Illness 100%
• Early childhood Health 100%
• Micro-macro 100%
• Macro Level 100%
• Adulthood 60%
• Asthma Symptoms 60%
• Cost of Illness 60%
• Copenhagen 40%
• Hospital Admission 40%
• Inflammation 40%
• Healthcare Professionals 40%
• High Cost 40%
• Eczema 40%
• Cough 40%
• Respiratory Disease 40%
• Childhood Diseases 40%
• Direct Costs 40%
• Prescription Drugs 40%
• Absenteeism 40%
• Heterogeneous Data 40%
• Common Symptoms 40%
• Partial Correlation Network 40%
• Denmark 20%
• Risk Factors 20%
• Etiology 20%
• Respiratory Symptoms 20%
• National Registry 20%
• Preterm Birth 20%
• Preterm Delivery 20%
• Strong Predictor 20%
• Pneumonia 20%
• Healthy children 20%
• Gestational Age 20%
• Immune System 20%
• Population-based Cohort 20%
• Survival Outcomes 20%
• Number of Days 20%
• Fever 20%
• Children's Health 20%
• Second Year of Life 20%
• Wheezing 20%
• Childhood Asthma 20%
• Healthcare Utilization 20%
• Economic Burden 20%
• Early-life Exposure 20%
• Euro 20%
• Early Infection 20%
• Cesarean Delivery 20%
• Low Gestational Age 20%
• Partial Correlation 20%
• Breathlessness 20%
• Long-acting muscarinic Antagonist 20%
• Overall Cost 20%
• Patient Admission 20%
• Network Applications 20%
• Mother-child 20%
• Absentee 20%
• Price Level 20%
• Child Population 20%
• Hospital Prescriptions 20%
• Factor Model 20%
• Two-step Algorithm 20%
• Inverse Covariance Estimation 20%
• Symptom Network 20%
• Parent Work 20%
• Outer Model 20%
• L1-norm 20%
• Kernelization 20%
• Graph Network 20%
• Gastric Infection 20%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Asthma 100%
• Eczema 66%
• Immune System 33%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Muscarinic Antagonist 100%