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Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of albendazole in improving nutritional status of pre-school children in urban slumsS Awasthi
Department of Pediatrics, King George s Medical College, Lucknow U P, India
Indian Pediatr 37:19-29. 2000..To study the clinical efficacy and the incremental cost-effectiveness of albendazole in improving the nutritional status of pre-school children...
Six-monthly de-worming in infants to study effects on growthS Awasthi
Department of Pediatrics and Clinical Epidemiology Unit, King George s Medical College, Lucknow, India
Indian J Pediatr 68:823-7. 2001..5-1 year of age in populations with a high transmission rate of intestinal roundworm, Ascaris lumbricoides. It was a cluster randomized trial in the urban slums of Lucknow, North India...
Fundamentals of clinical economics in health interventionsS Awasthi
Department of Pediatrics, King George s Medical College, Lucknow
Indian J Pediatr 67:352-7. 2000..Costs incurred at a later time are discounted. Such evaluations help us make informed decision to choose between various health interventions. Their increasing use in health research in the developing countries is needed...
Effectiveness of BCG vaccination against tuberculous meningitisS Awasthi
Department of Pediatrics, King George s Medical College, Lucknow UP, India
Indian Pediatr 36:455-60. 1999..To assess the protective effectiveness of BCG vaccination against tuberculous meningitis, while controlling for age, nutrition and socio-economic status, in children 1 month to 12 years of age...
Prevalence and risk factors associated with worm infestation in pre-school children (6-23 months) in selected blocks of Uttar Pradesh and Jharkhand, IndiaS Awasthi
Department of Pediatrics, CSMMU Upgraded King George Medical College, Lucknow, India
Indian J Med Sci 62:484-91. 2008..Intestinal worm infestation is widely prevalent in developing countries and can result in impaired nutrition and development...
