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1 Introduction Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an immune-mediated disease characterised by inflammation and scarring of myelin sheaths in the central nervous system [1]. The pathological process gives rise to a wide range of symptoms, including sensory disturbances, visual impairments, motor deficits, vertigo, speech difficulties and unpredictable prognosis [2]. MS is most commonly diagnosed in females 30-40 years of age, and currently, there is no cure [2].
Over 80% of preschool-aged children experience non-parental childcare. Childcare type has the potential to influence weight outcomes, but its impact on childhood overweight/obesity is not well established. This review aims to (i) systematically evaluate the effects of childcare type on childhood overweight/obesity risk and (ii) investigate the impact of childcare intensity and age at commencement.
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