… Additionally, our findings highlight that interventions and the BMI thresholds at which clinicians
and policy makers consider metabolic risk to be increased vary across LMICs. Finally, in …

… (PAFs) or preventable dementia in low-income and middle-income countries (LMICs) using
the search terms “dementia”, “preventable”, and “low income”, with no limits on language or …

… Additionally, given our finding that those who were smokers and who were overweight or
obese generally did not have a higher probability of completing the hypertension cascade (ie, …

… Consumers ability to search, find, appraise and use health information from the internet is
known as eHealth literacy skill. eHealth literacy is a congregate set of six basic skills (…

… We did a cross-sectional analysis of pooled, individual data from 55 … At the country level,
we estimated the proportion of individuals … Our findings suggest that improving access to …

… Similar to high-income countries, our study showed that being bullied is prevalent among
in-school adolescents in Tanzania as an example of a low-income country. Moreover, being …

… One explanation for this unusual finding may be related to our definition of ‘definitive
intervention’, … Nevertheless, our finding suggests that appropriate measures to incorporate other …

… Methods and findings We conducted a cross-sectional analysis of nationally representative
… The large heterogeneity of the findings in this study reflects varying country contexts. …

… gender inclusion is still a prominent challenge for middle- and lower-income countries such
as Ethiopia. The finding also indicated that participants with an educational status of diploma …

… distant and probably dissimilar countries and populations, further … as part of a cross-sectional
survey of selected NCDs [17] . … This study provides baseline findings of the prevalence of …