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JOUBERT, Kálmán 

Senior Research Fellow

Research fields

- Biodemography
- Child's growth 

Contact

e-mail: joubert@demografia.hu
tel.: +36 -1-345-6642

 

Recent publications

Berkő, Péter – Joubert, Kálmán – Zsákai, Annamária (2024): The concept of IUGR needs to be expanded, its definition clarified, and the 5 types of IUGR separated! World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 24(03), 1427–1439.

Berkő, Péter – Joubert, Kálmán – Zsákai, Annamária (2024): Screening methods for fetuses and newborns who are at increased risk due to the probability of IUGR disease. World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 24(03), 1440–1450.

Berkő, Péter – Joubert, Kálmán – Zsákai, Annamária – Wagner, György (2023): Proposal to expand the definition of intrauterine growth restriction and introduce two new screening methods. World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 18(01), 562–572.

Joubert, Kálmán – Gyenis, Gyula (2016): The Hungarian Longitudinal Growth Study: From birth to the age of 18 years. Working Papers on Population, Family and Welfare. No. 23.

Berkő, Péter – Joubert, Kálmán – Gárdos, Éva – Gyenis, Gyula (2014): Effects of bodily development and nutritional status at birth on physical and mental development measured at age 18. Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 2(6), 116–122.

Joubert, Kálmán - Molnár, Dénes - Gyenis, Gyula - Zsákai, Annamária (2013): The relationship between neonatal developmental status and post-natal nutritional status in Hungarian children. Annals of Human Biology, 40(5), 435–443.

Berkő, Péter - Joubert, Kálmán - Gárdos, Éva – Gyenis, Gyula (2013): The MDN System Aids in the Identification of Neonates with a high Probability of Needing Growth Hormone Therapy. Journal of Clinical Research Letters, 4(1), 61–64.

Berkő, Péter - Joubert, Kálmán (2012): The Effect of Intrauterine Development and Nutritional Status on Perinatal, Intrauterine and Neonatal Mortality: The MDN System. In:  Ezechi, Oliver C. – Odberg‐Petterson, Karen  (Eds.): Perinatal Mortality – Publisher: InTech. ISBN 978-953-51-0659-3, DOI: 10.5772/1273, 11–26.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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