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... regular fish consumption has been associated with health benefits and prevention of risk factors of chronic diseases; however, consumption is heterogeneous ...worldwide. Consumption is ... See full document

... nificance, and consumption of saturated fats was negatively associated with the prevalence of hy- peruricemia, that is, there was a lower prevalence of hyperuricemia among men that consumed less saturated ... See full document

... Adolescents and older adults who consumed more SSB presented higher scores in the “milk and dairy” ...national cross-sectional study that found adolescents and older adults ... See full document

... infants and maternal undernourishment may lead to adverse perinatal outcomes including intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) 5 ...(20%) and Latin America (5%) 16 ...protein and isocaloric protein ... See full document

... memory and efficiency of searching in long-term memory persisted in the elderly even when all known potential confounding factors (age, education, gender, diabetes, hypertension, LDL-Cholesterol, cardiovascular ... See full document

... siblings, and urban non- migrants and their urban siblings were included in ...values and lower and upper quartiles were calculated (because of the skewed distribution of some variables) for ... See full document

... short and long sleep durations are asso- ciated to worse quality of life and poor health ...diabetes and stroke; and low quality of life as well as low index of physical activity, while in ... See full document

... present study assessed the relationship between adi- ponectin levels and MS in a two-stage study using data from two ...total and HMW adiponectin levels were associated with the presence of ... See full document

... Treating lifestyle as a set of attributes or domains allows us to understand better how urbanization processes may affect the prevalence of wheeze in rural and urban areas of a developing ...services ... See full document

... LTEs and physical ...alcohol consumption [49], and sleep problems [50] have all been found to increase after traumatic event exposure, even among those without PTSD (although more so among those with ... See full document

... children and of people in the household), and consumption of coffee and ...nightshifts and 24 hour shifts per week [within the month ...adapted and validated for Portuguese ... See full document

... Fruit and vegetables are important components of a healthy diet and could help prevent major diseases, such as cardiovascular diseases, obesity, type 2 diabetes, and certain cancers, especially if ... See full document

... of lifestyle were leisure time physical activity, tobacco smoking, alcohol consumption, and ...anthropometric and biological variables in epidemiological research (Aires, Selmer & Thelle, ... See full document

... benefits and risks of BZD ...Australia and New Zealand, revealed that family physicians report challenges in helping patients to withdraw from BZD [ 29 ...our study may promote and facilitate ... See full document

... present study has some limitations, such as the absence of mea- surements on basal energy expenditure, biochemical markers for pro-in- lammatory cytokines and serum 25(OH)D, given that the changes in bone ... See full document

... cultures, and this may result in different approaches towards these ...problem and, therefore, awareness about the issue may be ...education and a bet- ter environment, ...control and ... See full document

... longitudinal and larger studies are required, these findings suggest that an eleva- tion in serum adiponectin in AD patients may represent a homeostatic response to counterbal- ance neurodegeneration, taking into ... See full document

... [33,34] and measures 5 dimensions of personality (openness, con- scientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroti- cism) using a 5 point likert scale (from 0 - strongly disagree to 4 - strongly ... See full document

... All municipalities in Japan were stratified into 100 blocks. Within each block, primary sampling units (census tracts) were randomly chosen through probability proportionate to the sampling size, similar to the national ... See full document

... housewives and 181 ...26.6% and suicidal ideation accounted for ...pregnancy and unhealthy newborn; with P-values of ...negative and long term consequences on the mothers and their ... See full document