The impact of housing improvement and socio-environmental factors on common childhood illnesses: a cohort study in Indigenous Australian communities.

J Epidemiol Community Health · 2012 · PMC3412050 · PMID 21693472

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marginally non-significantno p-value reported

The model testing for an association between change in SFS and change in PPB was marginally non-significant and indicates that for children living in houses that had an improvement in SFS, there also tended to be a decrease in crowding (RRR 2.37, 95% CI 0.99–5.68).

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