Monica Lakhanpaul, Deborah Bird, Logan Manikam, Lorraine Culley et al.
BACKGROUND: South Asian children with asthma are less likely to receive prescriptions and more likely to suffer uncontrolled symptoms and acute asthma admissions compared with White British children. Understanding barriers are therefore vital in addressing health inequalities. We undertook a systema...
Logan Manikam, Alexandra Robinson, Jia Ying Kuah, Hrisheekesh J Vaidya et al.
BACKGROUND: Sub-optimal nutrition among children remains a problem across South Asia (SA). Appropriate complementary feeding practices (CFP) can greatly reduce this risk. The primary objective of this systematic review (SR) of CF studies was to assess timing, dietary diversity, meal frequency and in...
Monica Lakhanpaul, Lorna Benton, Oliver Lloyd-Houldey, Logan Manikam et al.
OBJECTIVES: To explore optimal infant feeding and care practices and their drivers within the British-Bangladeshi population of East London, UK, as an exemplar to inform development of a tailored, coadapted participatory community intervention. DESIGN: Qualitative community-based participatory resea...
Linda Ng Fat, Priyanka Patil, Jennifer S. Mindell, Logan Manikam et al.
BACKGROUND: Social-economic factors and health behaviours may be driving variation in ethnic health inequalities in multimorbidity including among distinct ethnic groups. METHODS: Using the cross-sectional nationally representative Health Surveys for England 2011-18 (N = 54 438, aged 16+), we perfor...
Logan Manikam, Shereen Allaham, Isabel‐Cathérine Demel, Ummi Bello et al.
INTRODUCTION: The Nurture Early for Optimal Nutrition (NEON) study is a multiphase project that aims to optimize feeding, care and dental hygiene practices in South Asian children <2 years in East London, United Kingdom. The multiphase project uses a participatory learning and action (PLA) approa...
Logan Manikam, Priyanka Patil, Ummi Bello, Subarna Chakraborty et al.
Introduction: Appropriate and healthy feeding practices can enhance a child's health, prevent obesity and reduce chronic metabolic disease risks. Given the ethnic variations in feeding practices and metabolic risk, interventions must be community specific. Culturally tailored grassroots intervention...
Logan Manikam, Alexandra Robinson, Isabel Lever, Jia Ying Kuah et al.
<h3>Aims</h3> Sub-optimal nutrition among children remains a problem across South Asia (SA). Appropriate complementary feeding practices (CFP) can greatly reduce this risk. We aimed to undertake a systematic review of studies assessing CFP in SA children aged 0– 2 years in Bangladesh, India and Paki...
Monica Lakhanpaul, L Benton, Sonia Ahmed, Logan Manikam et al.
Logan Manikam, Priyanka Patil, Ummi Bello, Subarna Chakraborty et al.
Abstract Background Appropriate and healthy feeding practices can enhance a child’s health, prevent obesity, and reduce chronic metabolic disease risks. Given the ethnic variations in feeding practices and metabolic risk, interventions must be community specific. Culturally tailored, grassroots inte...
Linda Ng Fat, Jennifer S. Mindell, Logan Manikam, Shaun Scholes
Abstract Background Social-economic factors and health behaviours may be driving variation in ethnic health inequalities in multimorbidity including among distinct ethnic groups. Methods Using the cross-sectional nationally-representative Health Surveys for England 2011-2018 (N=54,438, aged 16+), we...
L Benton, O. Lloyd, Michelle Heys, Logan Manikam et al.
<h3>Aims</h3> To explore optimal nutritional care practices and their drivers within the British Bangladeshi population as an exemplar to inform a tailored, co-adapted intervention design. <h3>Methods</h3> Qualitative community based participatory research. Multiple recruitment strategies were used ...
Logan Manikam, Alexandra Robinson, Jia Ying Kuah, Hrisheekesh J Vaidya et al.
Description of data: A summary of all included studies. (DOCX 57Â kb)
Logan Manikam, Alexandra Robinson, Jia Ying Kuah, Hrisheekesh J Vaidya et al.
Description of data: A summary of all included studies. (DOCX 57Â kb)