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Challenges and Strategies for Recruiting Type 1 Diabetes Families in Kuwait with Strong Beliefs in Familism

2019-03-08

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Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is one of the most common endocrine and metabolic conditions in children. In fact, this disease in children and adolescents has been increasing exponentially, with Kuwait being ranked second highest in the world regarding the number of T1D incidences. Kuwait is an oil-rich country known for its strong sense of familism, affiliative obedience, and filial obligation. Therefore, a familial study...

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8c77f366-5336-54b8-a29a-939646dd8113
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10.1101/570945
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