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Influence of Living Conditions and Training for Health of Schoolchildren

S. V. Mihajlova, K. A. Vlasova, T. V. Sidorova, T. A. Poliakova, Y. G. Kuzmichev, E. A. Boltacheva, E. V. Lyubova

Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · pp. 1–6 · Published 2 Aug 2016

10.9734/BJAST/2016/27628

Abstract

This research is devoted to the comparative analysis of Nizhny Novgorod region modern schoolchildren’s health state depending on living conditions and learning environment. Health assessment has been carried out according to the schoolchildren’s physical development indicators, obtained during the course of medical examinations in the Health Centre for children. The influence of the learning environment of studying has been studied in accordance with the Preventive-Oriented Health-Saving Activity Resource Center, organized on the basis of a secondary school. It has determined that the impact of territorial factors on the physical health of schoolchildren under the modern social and economic conditions begins to decline, and the value of health-saving technologies introduction into the educational process remains significant and relevant.

Health morphological and functional indicators harmonic and disharmonic physical development urban and rural schoolchildren morbidity Preventive-Oriented Health-Saving Activity Resource Center

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