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“an increasing trend”

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p<0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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1 Several studies have reported an increasing trend in adolescents being overweight and in the incidence of obesity in Asian and Western countries such as Australia, England, Germany, Iceland, Scotland, Chile and Japan. 2 In Thailand, the prevalence of this problem among 7 th and 12 th grade students is 10.6% and 3.5%, respectively. 3 Previous studies have reported a wide range of causes of being overweight and obese, such as lack of physical activity and unhealthy dietary behaviours. 4 , 5 Psychosocial factors have received increasing attention because of the multifactorial nature of obesity.
18 MDR organisms as a cause of bacterial infection were not common in our patient population as compared with other reported studies which showed an increasing trend of MDR organisms in kidney transplant recipients. 21 , 22 Our findings are likely due to the overall lower prevalence of MDR organisms in Canada as compared with other geographic regions, and it is likely a matter of time until we see an increase in MDR organisms in our kidney transplant population. 23 The second and third most common sites of infection found within our patient cohort were skin and soft tissue and lung, respectively.
Yet, interview data also suggested an increasing trend toward the exploration of more proactive, preventative, and resilience building initiatives within DMH, which, while still fledging in terms of an empirical evidence base [ 17 ], would also be well aligned with broader developments in disaster policy and the move toward the promotion of disaster resilient communities, health systems, and societies [ 18 , 19 ]. 4.3.