… communities had greater odds of having breast cancer (1.17; 1.06–1.28). In summary, living
in a higher SES community or in an urban community were each a risk factor for … risk factors. …

… By situational-level risk factors, we are referring to those factors, broadly defined, that influence
the initiation or outcome of a violent event. This conceptualization corresponds to Short's (…

… regarding the individual-level risk factors in our simple bivariate analyses, we also find
statistically significant relationships between our community variables and the risk of infant death …

… of psychosocial risk factors in the community. We included those risk factors that appeared to
… , but we reiterate the point made earlier that risk factors considered to be 'psychosocial' may …

… to refine the understanding of those structural factors in the community that give rise to varying
… We argue that rapid structural change has led to a lowering of levels of community social …

… community-level factors that affect alcohol misuse. This systematic review examines the
associations between community level social factors and … that community level social factors are …

… line risk factors and subsequent functional status in community… Risk factors were categorized
into 14 domains and coded by … of the statistical analyses between risk factors and functional …

… The purpose of this study was to explore risk factors affecting the … and over who received
community-based annual examinations. The … were independent risk factors for developing CKD. …

… Although research has found that urban youth experience excessive levels of community
violence, few studies have focused on the factors that alter the risk of exposure to violence. The …

… poverty has consistently been shown to be associated with higher risk for child … -level risk
and protective factors affect physical child abuse and child neglect and whether these factors …