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Trend analysis of GS in Brazil Brazil showed an increasing trend in gestational syphilis, with an APC of 19.07% (95%CI 13.92–24.46), while among the 5 regions, an increasing trend was observed in all of them, with a higher APC in: 22.55% of APC in the South, 19.71% of APC in the Northeast, 19.16% of APC in the Southeast, 17.95% of APC in the North and 17.89% of APC in the Centre-West (Table 1 ).
A meta-analysis of the effect of CA interventions upon fruit and vegetable behaviours [ 24 ] found that such interventions had a moderately significant effect ( d = 0.30) upon increasing fruit and/or vegetable choice and sales or servings, with the largest effect seen for altering the placement of food items ( d = 0.39) and combined strategies ( d = 0.28).
Intriguingly, except for the high SDI regions, the other four SDI regions had age-standardized DALY ratios greater than 1 for both men and women, with an overall trend of these ratios forming an inverted "U" shape, peaking in the 20–29 age group (Figure S2C).
However, nutritional literacy can be significantly affected by multiple factors such as social environment and economic conditions, and there may be significant differences in these aspects among individuals of different ages, which makes the scale lack a certain degree of relevance and adaptability in its application.
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The correlations were highly significant for all cases, although the highest correlations were for the “emotional burden of work” (correlation was 0.49 for psychological distress and 0.42 for physical distress) and “work–family conflict” (correlation of 0.45 for psychological distress and 0.36 for physical distress).
In particular, severe disabilities and hearing and speech disabilities showed significantly higher risks of all-cause death (aHR: 1.40, 95% CI: 1.06–1.85 and aHR: 1.58, 95% CI: 1.17–2.15, respectively), with marginal significance for mild disabilities (aHR: 1.20, 95% CI: 0.99–1.45) and mental disorders (aHR: 1.92, 95% CI: 0.98–3.73).