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November 1, 2025Health and SocietyOpen Access

Risk Factors for Acute Diarrheal Diseases in Children Treated at the Cuanza Norte Provincial Maternal and Child Hospital From March to October 2024

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Cross-sectional study identifies contaminated water and inadequate breastfeeding as key risk factors for acute diarrheal diseases in infants.

Acute diarrheal diseases remain a significant health issue in infants, linked to poor water quality and low breastfeeding rates.
Of 505 children treated, 35 had acute diarrheal diseases, highlighting the prevalence and impact in this population.
Cross-sectional descriptive study assessed demographics, risk factors, and causes, using a data collection form for comprehensive data analysis.
These findings emphasize the need for enhanced sanitation, water treatment, and educational campaigns for prevention.

Antonio et al. (2025) studied this question.

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November 1, 2025Health and SocietyOpen Access

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Cross-sectional study identifies contaminated water and inadequate breastfeeding as key risk factors for acute diarrheal diseases in infants.

Acute diarrheal diseases remain a significant health issue in infants, linked to poor water quality and low breastfeeding rates.
Of 505 children treated, 35 had acute diarrheal diseases, highlighting the prevalence and impact in this population.
Cross-sectional descriptive study assessed demographics, risk factors, and causes, using a data collection form for comprehensive data analysis.
These findings emphasize the need for enhanced sanitation, water treatment, and educational campaigns for prevention.

Antonio et al. (2025) studied this question.

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