physiological status of microelements in children of school age living in the climatic conditions of the khanty-mansiysk autonomous district-yugra
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2016
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Abstract
Today, the northern territories allocate a special area that requires attention, as tending to a sharp increase with age, the proportion of chronic diseases of children of the Far North, as the indigenous and non-indigenous. Terms of North creates for the growing organism added complexity. In this context, the problem of deterioration in the health of children living in the northern regions, is particularly complex and challenging.
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| Authors | ;M. V. Chiglintsev;G. A. Privalova |
| Journal | microsystems and nanoengineering |
| Year | 2016 |
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