Puberty timing in girls in Asyut, Egypt
This study looks at when girls in Asyut begin puberty, based on breast development. It aims to understand normal puberty timing in this region.
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Who can take part
- Girls must be between 6 and 13 years old.
- Girls must show signs of breast development.
- Girls must live in the Asyut governorate.
- Parents or caregivers must agree to participate and give consent.
- Girls must not have certain medical conditions or treatments that affect puberty.
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