Titlebook: Handbuch Kultursoziologie; Band 2: Theorien – M Stephan Moebius,Frithjof Nungesser,Katharina Scher Living reference work 2020Latest edition

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Sighard Neckel,Sarah Miriam Pritzhealth burden with substantial social and economic implications. This chapter focuses on the distribution/prevalence of common oral problems such as dental caries, dental traumatic injuries, fluorosis, periodontal diseases, and soft tissue lesions among adolescents in the MENA countries.

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Tanja Paulitz,Martin Winter the world. There is evidence that adolescents from various regions of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) are particularly at high risk for diabetes. Characteristics of diabetes varies across ethnicities, and may be influenced by social and cultural factors. The MENA region varies widely in rel

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Dietmar Wetzelysical environment, and risk factors related to lifestyle. It also presents some strategies and interventions for oral health promotion and disease prevention in this age group with particular emphasis on key action areas required in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

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Sonja Engelansition to DSM-5. PDs are defined as patterns of maladaptive personality traits that have their onset in childhood or adolescence and have an impact on the individual throughout the lifespan. In spite of this developmental aspect of the disorder, both clinical and scientific studies have focused pr

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Sabine A. Haringcal strategies to help adolescents who lack an integrated identity. The authors have developed a treatment based on the integration of object relations theory, family systems, attachment, developmental neurobiology and cognitive behavioral approaches that focuses on clearing blockages to normal iden

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Manfred Prischingr markets, conflicts, and climate change. Although the number of adolescents and youth is expected to continue rising, they remain prevalently neglected and the least served population group. Their rights and needs are often compromised in many parts of the world, particularly countries with a large

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Günter Mey,Oliver Berliay beyond that of the earlier Greco-Roman scholars. Similarly, Ishaq Ibn Imran, an Arab Iraqi physician of the tenth century, is credited with writing the earliest existing treatise devoted entirely to depression. The Middle East and North Africa have, undoubtedly, made considerable contributions to