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Self-rated health and health damaging behaviour among young women in Hungary in connection with family background

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  • Csilla Csoboth
  • Irena Szumska
  • György Purebl

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État de santé et comportements dommageables pour la santé chez les jeunes femmes en Hongrie: effets des caractéristiques parentales Objectifs: Décrire les associations entre la santé subjective, les modes de vie négatifs et des facteurs de risques familiaux (bas niveau d’éducation, maladies psychiatriques, consommation abusive d’alcool, divorce). Méthodes: 3615 jeunes femmes hongroises (15–24 ans) en 1998. Le questionnaire comportait des questions concernant les aspects socio-économiques, la santé physique et mentale, et les comportements dommageables à la santé. Résultats: Les femmes ayant un parent atteint de trouble psychiatrique ont rapporté une santé significativement moins bonne (OR: 2,32; CI: 1,54–3,47; p > 0,001) ou au moins cinq plaintes concernant leur santé (OR: 2,09; CI: 1,68–2,60; p > 0,001). La consommation de drogue (OR: 2,35; CI: 1,86–2,98; p > 0,001) et la consommation normale ou excessive d’alcool (OR: 1,86; CI: 1,46–2,37) sont très étroitement associées avec un niveau d’éducation parental élevé. Conclusions: Lors de la planification d’interventions spécifiquement destinées aux jeunes femmes, il importe de tenir compte des problèmes sociaux des parents: troubles psychiatriques, consommation d’alcool régulière, niveau d’éducation. Copyright Birkhäuser Verlag, Basel 2006

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  • Csilla Csoboth & Irena Szumska & György Purebl, 2006. "Self-rated health and health damaging behaviour among young women in Hungary in connection with family background," International Journal of Public Health, Springer;Swiss School of Public Health (SSPH+), vol. 51(1), pages 45-53, January.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:ijphth:v:51:y:2006:i:1:p:45-53
    DOI: 10.1007/s00038-005-0006-8
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