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Associations between urbanisation and components of the health-risk transition in Thailand. A descriptive study of 87,000 Thai adults.

Glob Health Action · 2009 · PMC2779933 · PMID 20027270

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highly significantp <0.001actually significant
For clarity of presentation, p -values have not been reported as all tests were highly significant ( p <0.001).

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a significant trendno p-value reported
Among 40 + yo males, there was a significant trend towards higher rates of high blood pressure with increasing urbanisation.

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a pronounced trendno p-value reported
However, the trends varied between the age groups, and in the younger age groups, there was a pronounced trend of decreasing job insecurity with urbanisation status ( Fig. 2 c).

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a slight trendno p-value reported
There was a slight trend towards greater non-use of car seatbelts and motorbike helmets in urban compared to rural dwellers among the 40 + yo males ( Fig. 3 c), while this group on average reported the lowest non-use rates, particularly among males.

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