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. Moreover, Michael B Zimmermann observed that the geographic region of residence influences iodine intake ( 6 ). Although a previous study reported that rural residents had lower median urinary iodine concentrations ( 7 ), another survey found contradictory
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risk associated with the area of residence. In women, the risk of SCH was significantly higher in urban area residents than in rural area residents regardless of the TSH cut-off level used. The risk of SCH in urban residents was 1.78 times higher using
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. Materials and methods This is a retrospective population-based study conducted in the Veneto Region, northeastern Italy, with a population of about 4.9 million residents. In Veneto, health-care services are provided by nine local social and health
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pregnant and lactating women living in a rural area in Hungary. Subjects and methods Subjects One hundred and twenty-three healthy pregnant women living in a rural area of North-East Hungary were enrolled in the study with consecutive sampling
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above of OGTT vs FPG, 2h-PG and HbA1c in the screening of (pre)diabetes in Chinese Han population over 40 years in this study. Methods Study population and sampling A total of 7200 eligible residents over 40 years in Hubei Province, located
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(8) . All residents registered in 2010 ( n =2045) were invited by two consecutive calls and 1046 adults participated in the study ( Fig. 1 ). Informed consent was obtained from all participants. Figure 1 Diagram of the study population and evaluation
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middle-aged and elderly residents in rural areas of Northwestern China. Thus, the sample size was small and not sufficiently representative compared with other cohort studies. In addition, some subjects did not participate in the follow-up survey for
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.5 times the average annual income for rural residents in China. Consequently, families dealing with chronic diseases face a higher risk of catastrophic medical expenditure compared to the general population. The current strategies for DM treatment and