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Socio-demographic correlates and clustering of non-communicable diseases risk factors among reproductive aged women of Nepal: Results from Nepal Demographic Health Survey 2016

2019-06-12

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Globally, Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs) are the major killer diseases, majority of which are attributable to common risk factors like smoking, alcohol intake, physical inactivity and low fruits/vegetable consumption. Clustering of these risk factors increases the risk of developing NCDs. The occurrence of NCDs among women is alarmingly high, and this invites impact on upcoming generation too. So, this study aim...

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6273403d-b64d-5ef2-bb38-45c3c501a43a
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10.1101/669556
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