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Childhood health and development - european multicentre study on congenital toxoplasmosis (LIFE QUALITY) (2000-12-01 - 2004-08-31)
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Ilse VICKERS,
Luc BOURNOT,
Jean Jacques ROMATET,
Odile GELPI,
Ann-Britt BOHLIN-WIECHEL,
Marcel VOYER,
Nils Strandberg PEDERSEN,
Generoso ANDRIA,
Michel LAURENT,
Yves LAZORTHES,
Grzegorz BREBOROWICZ,
Augusto Enrico SEMPRINI
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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON (UK550 - Greater London) (Great Britain),
CENTRE HOSPITALIER UNIVERSITAIRE DE GRENOBLE (FR714 - Isère) (France),
CENTRE HOSPITALIER UNIVERSITAIRE DE NICE (FR823 - Alpes-Maritimes) (France),
HOSPICES CIVILS DE LYON (FR716 - Rhône) (France),
HUDDINGE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (SE010 - Stockholms län) (Sweden),
INSTITUT DE PUERICULTURE DE PARIS ADHMI (FR101 - Paris) (France),
STATENS SERUM INSTITUT (DK001 - København og Frederiksberg kommuner) (Denmark),
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI NAPOLI FEDERICO II (ITF33 - Napoli) (Italy),
UNIVERSITE DE LA MEDITERRANEE D'AIX-MARSEILLE II (FR824 - Bouches-du-Rhône) (France),
UNIVERSITE PAUL SABATIER TOULOUSE 3 (FR623 - Haute-Garonne) (France),
UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES K MARCINKOWSKI (PL0F5 - Wielkopolskie M. Poznan) (Poland),
UNIVERSITY OF MILANO (IT205 - Milano) (Italy) |
| BUDGET: | 460.950 € |
| FUNDING: | 460.950 € |
| INSTRUMENT: | Coordination of Research Actions |
| PROGRAMME: | LIFE QUALITY |
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Up to 1 in every 1000 children is born with congenital toxoplasmosis but information is lacking on the effect of the disease and prenatal treatment for toxoplasmosis on the child's ability to function and learn. The study involves the assessment, by parent-completed questionnaire, of disability, developmental impairment, behaviour problems and parental anxiety in a cohort of 1278 three year olds born to toxoplasma-infected women. Protocols will be developed for further assessments at age 6 years. Comparisons of infected and uninfected children will allow estimation of the effects of congenital toxoplasmosis and prenatal treatment on adverse developmental outcomes. The findings will have implications for parent counselling, education and psychological needs of infected children, and for screening policies.
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Ilse VICKERS (Contact / UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON (UK550 - Greater London) (Great Britain))
Luc BOURNOT (Contact / CENTRE HOSPITALIER UNIVERSITAIRE DE GRENOBLE (FR714 - Isère) (France))
Jean Jacques ROMATET (Contact / CENTRE HOSPITALIER UNIVERSITAIRE DE NICE (FR823 - Alpes-Maritimes) (France))
Odile GELPI (Contact / HOSPICES CIVILS DE LYON (FR716 - Rhône) (France))
Ann-Britt BOHLIN-WIECHEL (Contact / HUDDINGE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (SE010 - Stockholms län) (Sweden))
Marcel VOYER (Contact / INSTITUT DE PUERICULTURE DE PARIS ADHMI (FR101 - Paris) (France))
Nils Strandberg PEDERSEN (Contact / STATENS SERUM INSTITUT (DK001 - København og Frederiksberg kommuner) (Denmark))
Generoso ANDRIA (Contact / UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI NAPOLI FEDERICO II (ITF33 - Napoli) (Italy))
Michel LAURENT (Contact / UNIVERSITE DE LA MEDITERRANEE D'AIX-MARSEILLE II (FR824 - Bouches-du-Rhône) (France))
Yves LAZORTHES (Contact / UNIVERSITE PAUL SABATIER TOULOUSE 3 (FR623 - Haute-Garonne) (France))
Grzegorz BREBOROWICZ (Contact / UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES K MARCINKOWSKI (PL0F5 - Wielkopolskie M. Poznan) (Poland))
Augusto Enrico SEMPRINI (Contact / UNIVERSITY OF MILANO (IT205 - Milano) (Italy))
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FP5 Life Quality
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