Associations between SEV for risk factors and mortality rates for CVD, Ischaemic heart disease, and stroke for men and women in Indonesia, adjusted models.

Associations between SEV for risk factors and mortality rates for CVD, Ischaemic heart disease, and stroke for men and women in Indonesia, adjusted models.

<p>Associations between SEV for risk factors and mortality rates for CVD, Ischaemic heart disease, and stroke for men and women in Indonesia, adjusted models.</p>

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Main Author:	Wigaviola Socha Purnamaasri Harmadha (17655779) (author)
Other Authors:	Farizal Rizky Muharram (8915267) (author), Renato Simoes Gaspar (17655782) (author), Zahras Azimuth (17655785) (author), Hanif Ardiansyah Sulistya (17655788) (author), Fikri Firmansyah (5707144) (author), Chaq El Chaq Zamzam Multazam (17655791) (author), Muhammad Harits (17655794) (author), Rendra Mahardika Putra (17655797) (author)
Published:	2023
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Biotechnology Infectious Diseases Computational Biology ran multivariate regressions r software used last two decades last ten years five times stronger find strong correlation employ personalized therapy consistent standard errors apply multivariate regression 928 per 100 ischemic heart disease increasing death rate summary exposure value behavioural risk factors standardized mortality rate death per 1 study also revealed 917 women died 2000 &# 8211 3 %, hyperglycemia disease study analysis increasing mortality due 9 %, smoking behavioral risk factors year lag analysis lag year analysis xlink "> hyperglycemia incidence per 1 global burden study control high ldl xlink "> data higher obesity exposure 1 %, dyslipidemia metabolic risk factors risk factors associated 2019 )</ p xlink "> risk factors global burden year lag increasing mortality 2 %, cardiovascular disease high ldl cvd death current behavioral also performed hyperglycemia exposure risk factor fixed analysis time span statistical model remained elevated measure heteroscedasticity incidence rates ihme ). health metrics growing incidence findings suggest discernible shift developed nations determine whether demographic index deaths caused cvd mortality common metabolic ci 2 ci 0 adjusted models additional 14 25 %. 2 %. 0000 inhabitants
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