Weight Changes And Morphological Alterations In Hair Of Institutionalized Mentally Retarded Children

    April 1974 in “ Pediatric Research
    Manoochehr Saadat, Mushtaq Khan, Lois M. Roeder, Felix P. Heald
    TLDR Monitoring nutrition and health is crucial for the well-being of institutionalized mentally retarded children.
    The study investigated weight changes and morphological alterations in the hair of institutionalized mentally retarded children. It was observed that these children experienced significant weight changes and alterations in hair morphology, which were likely linked to their nutritional status and overall health conditions. The research highlighted the importance of monitoring physical health and nutritional intake in this vulnerable population to prevent adverse effects on hair and overall well-being.
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