… Mental health: There is little evidence linking prevalence of mental health disorders with
rurality. In the US, for example, prevalence rates are similar in both rural and urban areas, 29 a …

… ) prevalence data is allowing new like-for-like comparisons between countries, which suggest
that there are also differences in underlying rates … in the urban than rural areas. Because of …

… With respect to Latin American countries, this study showed a higher prevalence rate of …
average estimated rates for Peru [15]. The results of this study showed that the prevalence rate of …

… The age-standardized prevalence of obesity decreased in … The net effect on the reduction
of obesity prevalence was … Obesity prevalence was reduced in 14 disadvantaged Black …

… disadvantaged group participation in research, or the barriers to research with disadvantaged
… Groups of interest were those described as socially, culturally or financially disadvantaged …

… now lives in urbanized areas according to the WHO data [7]. … disadvantaged urban adult
population relative to the national … provides services at highly subsidized rates. However, we …

… With a 6,931 sample size in 37 original articles, the lowest rate was related to … prevalence
rate was 0.84 (95% CI: 0.68–1.01), observed in 1997. Lowest and highest prevalence rates of …

… prevalence and risk factors of common mental health and substance abuse problems in a
historically disadvantaged urban and rural area … for the high prevalence rates we found at the …

… Then, within each region, we apply these prevalence rates to the people in each socio-economic …
A higher value of the index indicates a less disadvantaged area. Therefore the Eastern …

… socio-economically disadvantaged having considerably lower rates of suicidal behaviour …
For example, the area-level prevalence of brownfield land has been associated with higher …