[PDF] Top 20 Milk Consumption and Framingham Risk Score: Analysis of the Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey Data (2008 2011)

... sample analysis was used for the KNHANES data so as to weigh all values according to the statistical guidelines of the Korea Centers for Disease Control and ...the milk consumption ... See full document

... 2008–2010 Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination ...regression analysis was used to assess the relationship between MetS and ocular hyperten- sion, after adjusting for ... See full document

... their health interview and health examination (n = 28) records, including body mass index (BMI), education, occupation, physical activity, and other variables for MS diagnosis and CVD risk ... See full document

... cardiovascular risk factors could not be considered because the original data were previously collected by the Korea Centers for Disease Control and ...self-reported data are not prone to ... See full document

... HDL-C data are reliable lipid profile measures in pediatric patients, who often report inaccurate fasting times for blood tests ...high risk group of TC showed high prevalence of ... See full document

... The traditional Korean diet pattern has changed con- siderably in recent times due to social, cultural, and eco- nomic changes. The Korean diet has transformed into more complex and varied forms [12]. Typical traditional ... See full document

... soy milk) are counted in component 8 [39] ...maximum score of 5 and almond consumers score nearly ...maximum score for this component is ...maximum score is 20 (<19% of energy) [39]; ... See full document

... public health concern and identifying risk factors is critical to developing effective ...bone health, the intake of vitamin D should be 600 International Units (IU) per day for adults below the age ... See full document

... cross-sectional data based on questionnaire responses could cause some degree of sys- tematic error ...ETS data. Nevertheless, it has been reported that self-reported ETS data are sufficiently valid ... See full document

... Among the 7458 children 8 to 17 years of age included in NHANES from 1999 to 2004, 301 were missing both SBP and DBP measurements and an additional 688 were missing CRP measurements. Of the remaining 6469 chil- dren, 204 ... See full document

... We postulate that the decreased prevalence of DM and marijuana use may be due to the anti-inflammatory properties of marijuana. CBs found in marijuana favourably modify inflammation probably through the inhibitory ... See full document

... each survey, commutable frozen se- rum samples (n = 38) from normal subjects and patients with dyslipidemia was sent to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Atlanta, GA) and were measured by using the ... See full document

... the risk factors associated with CHI by three ...heroin consumption, blood transfusion and >/=10 lifetime sex-partners with CHI that have not been reported ...strongest risk factor for CHI as ... See full document

... cardiovascular disease and cancer because no objective data were available regarding these diseases. While previous stud- ies of COPD comorbidities were based on interviews, this study was carried out on the basis ... See full document

... NHANES data [9]. The con- sistency of the association of rice consumption with higher intakes of fiber, folate, magnesium, iron, potassium, SFA, and added sugars is ...component score and rice ... See full document

... decreased risk of asthma, whereas all studies published since 2001 showed a statistically significant increased risk of asthma among heavier children, and that the strength of the relationship appeared to ... See full document

... All data are presented as means ± SE or as prevalences (%). Sampling weights were used to account for complex sampling. For the fundamental characteristics of the groups, basic features of the treatment groups, ... See full document

... declining health, and higher expectations when more socially advantaged groups, for example, re- port poorer health states ...poor health yet their levels of disease were as high as or higher than ... See full document

... Analysis of evidence based hypersensitivity to nickel also showed the prevalence of incidents in individuals who had family-history of atopy [38]. Grochowski [39] studied the group of randomly chosen patients from ... See full document

... treatment. Risk of harm to the patient, against which this potential benefit must be balanced, is quite small, since the use of the sensitive TSH assay provides assurance that we are not raising the blood thyroid ... See full document