Значения термина urban slum на английском

But no significant variation was noticed between rural and urban slum dwellers.

Methods: This cross-sectional study was conducted in an urban slum of Dhaka city.

He was returning from a Guinness promotion in an urban slum.

It was more like a shanty town, an urban slum.

Survival for the individual as well as for the family came under fresh stress in urban slum situations.

To measure the prevalence of home and institutional births in an urban slum population and identify factors influencing these events.

The project, established in Africa's biggest urban slum, Kibera, identifies young entrepreneurs and helps them to access training, start-up capital and mentoring.

Individuals living in urban slum environments characterized by inadequate sanitation and poor housing are at high risk of rat exposure and leptospirosis.

Writer didn't think the debate was remarkable, certainly not as remarkable as the favela of Jacarezinho, the vast urban slum where he spent the afternoon.

To reduce childhood mortality, extra emphasis is needed on the urban slums.

Conclusions: The study revealed high prevalence of TB in urban slums.

Victorian social reformers were horrified by urban slums where home-workers were appallingly exploited.

Both have millions of people packed tightly in urban slums.

Many live in sprawling urban slums or favelas, which first developed as squatter communities.

Urban slum conditions created tremendous economic, social, and psychological strains.

This study examined the association between marital status and risk of HIV infection in urban slums of Nairobi.