[PDF] Top 20 Predictive risk modelling in the Spanish population: a cross sectional study

... our study, categorise the diagnoses into clinically relevant groups (260 ACG- PM, 547 CRG and 1,013 DCG) which in turn can easily be collapsed into a smaller number of groups and show a sufficient degree of ... See full document

... this study show that both caregivers and those for whom they care have a need for care and attention to secure the welfare of both groups and the smooth operation of ...the study of caregiv- ers to ... See full document

... in Spanish populations focus on the first two decades of life and that there are no studies that evaluate later changes, the aims of this study were to assess the changes of these measures with age and to ... See full document

... mutations and SNPs in the filaggrin gene in asthma and potential importance of atopy in this association. There- fore, we included asthmatic patients divided into two groups with well-differentiated AA and NA phenotype ... See full document

... We found that subjects aged 19 to 39 years were al- most 4 times as likely to use OTC analgesics for any pain location as elderly people. Current results also agree with previous studies. Stosic et al. showed a higher ... See full document

... that are observed consistently across a range of societies are more likely to be causal and not simply a consequence of confounding, possibly by affluence. Cuba is a unique developing country with excellent public health ... See full document

... Probably the patients started medication when they were younger and they simply did not discontinue their treat- ment when they became very old. Results from HYVET are probably not enough to answer all questions about ... See full document

... this cross-sectional study include the design, with a stratified multistage cluster and a large sample size, which was adequate to represent the ethnic and geo- graphic diversity of the Surinamese ... See full document

... This study aims to determine the prevalence of Helicobacter pylori infections in asymptomatic individuals, and to estimate the risk factors of the ... See full document

... critical population problems faced on ...This study provides a framework for quantifying demand for family planning and using a proximate determinates model of fertility to evaluate the potential effects of ... See full document

... the risk of future cardiovascular ...individual risk in clinical ...this study indi- cate that many people may benefit from intensive inter- vention to reduce or normalize the urinary excretion of ... See full document

... higher risk for gambling problems, and in the present study more posi- tive attitudes were associated with frequency and extent of ...Monitoring population attitudes towards gambling is rele- vant to ... See full document

... epidemiological study indicate that, al- though the study population is relatively young, strong as- sociations are present between certain occupations and asthma and bronchitis ...general ... See full document

... and risk group by using the logistic regression ...between risk group and hepatitis B and ...background population or may be slightly higher than ... See full document

... Our study has some strengths and limitations. First, it was population-based, and our estimates were weighted on the sam- pling fraction to ensure the best possible ...of cross- sectional ... See full document

... CVD risk factors among apparently healthy adult ...descriptive cross-sectional study carried out at Katsina, northwestern Nigeria from March to May ...the study were recruited ... See full document

... high risk of iron deficiency and anaemia due to accelerated increase in requirements for iron, poor dietary intake of iron, high rate of infection and worm infestation as well as the social norm of early marriage ... See full document

... potential risk factors, most of which are amenable to clinical intervention and emphasized in palliative care ...significant risk factors in our study, and most palliative care programs aim to ... See full document

... 14 risk factors for ...CAD risk factors among the general ...regarding risk factors for CAD. 20 Similarly, Aminde et al, in their study of 1,162 participants from Cameroon, reported a ... See full document

... independent risk factor (OR = 5.1, p = 0.005). Conclusion: In our study, the frequency of glucose metabolism disorders was ...pendent risk factor, suggesting that other factors in addition to liver ... See full document