[PDF] Top 20 Cardiovascular risk profile of high school students: A cross-sectional study

... Institute of Health (INSA), is guided by the same principles as the National Network of Health- Promoting Schools (REPS), which is supported by the Council of Europe and the European Commission via ... See full document

... cause of cardiovascular disease, including Ischemic Heart Disease (IHD), is a multi- factoral pathological process where inflammation and oxidative processes are key components from fatty streak formation ... See full document

... role of religiosity in drug use suggested that there was a distinction among internal factors (religion membership, believing in God and the importance given to religion), as well as external factors (frequency ... See full document

... A cross-sectional survey was done between October 2015 and December ...all high schools in Gorgan city, North of Iran. The study protocol was approved by Golestan University of ... See full document

... development of depression [13] and behavioral prob- lems, such as alcohol and drug abuse ...ment of depressive symptoms among medical students, such as work overload, competitive environment, con- ... See full document

... range of coping and intervention measures useful for medical ...lack of interventional studies that measure their ...be of extreme importance to conduct those studies to assess these strategies’ ... See full document

... only study assessing the knowledge and attitudes towards antimi- crobial drugs was conducted on a sample representative of the general population, while works concerning healthcare profession ... See full document

... This study selected seven health indicators proposed by the AHA as markers of CV ...CV risk factors (diabetes, hypercholesterolemia, and high blood ...minutes/week of moderate intensity ... See full document

... A cross-sectional study of 56 first-year stu- dents, of both genders, was ...history of chronic diseases, smoking, and physical activity was obtained by means of a ... See full document

... at risk of infection in 76 countries [1,2,3]. 90% of the global schistosomiasis burden is shouldered by low income countries of sub-Saharan Africa [1,3,4] with Uganda described as the cradle ... See full document

... prevalence of hyperlipemia (41.9% versus 17.2%; p<0.01), with higher levels of total cholesterol and low-density lipoprotein (LDL) and lower levels of high-density lipoprotein cholesterol ... See full document

... years of the subjects was deter- mined by the Framingham risk score (FRS), values under 10% were classified as low risk; between 10% to 20%, intermediate risk, and above 20% as ... See full document

... measure students’ attitudes toward geometry. Through the instrument, the students were asked to indicate how strongly they agreed with each item (1- strongly disagree, 5-strongly ...items of the ATGS ... See full document

... the high schooling and differ- entials of university students, it is worth noting that the prevalence found was ...perceived risk may be implicated in the adoption of this protective ... See full document

... strength of this study is the prospective assessment, relying on objective and standardized measurements, of hypertension risk in a short period of time after birth, at a point when ... See full document

... 25.3% of the participants were smokers, 50.7% consumed less than 3 portions of fruit and vegetables per day, and ...8.7% of the women had hypertension and the prevalence of dyslipidemia and ... See full document

... years of age, appeared as an independent risk factor for weight gain in our sample, while older age ($55) was non-significantly associated to BMI ...proportion of abdominal obesity [39] and increased ... See full document

... %) of the equity premium predictions for one-month, three-month, one- year and three-year ...(normal, high) GDP growth. The definition of predictors can be found in Section ...cominations of ... See full document

... medical students. In medical school settings, manufacturers may help to inform trainees and physicians about developments in health care, but they also create the potential for harm to patients and health ... See full document

... This cross-sectional observational study took place in Slovenia, a central European country with approximately 2,000,000 ...combination of the Beveridge and Bismarck models; the Bismarck ... See full document