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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"African-origin populations"”.

  1. The 8-year incidence of obesity and type 2 diabetes in five African-origin populations

    … in low middle-income countries and among African-origin populations. The Modeling of Epidemiological Transition Study (METS, 2009) enrolled 2,506 African-origin participants, aged 25-45, from five countries and its ancillary study; METS-Microbiome, continued yearly research visits in 2,085 …

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  2. Does temperature alter the relationship between sleep behaviour and non-communicable diseases in five different populations?

    … between sleep behaviours and NCDs, focusing on African-origin populations across five diverse geographic locations. A case study approach was used, utilizing clinical data from the longitudinal Modelling the Epidemiologic Transition Study (METS, 2008-2013) and its ancillary studies, including …

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  3. Associations between objective physical activity and metabolic syndrome in African-origin adults from five countries

    … lack of studies exploring these relationships in African-origin populations, who present with a higher prevalence compared to other race/ethic groups. The aim of this study was to explore the association between objectively-measured PA and metabolic syndrome in 5 African-origin populations

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  4. Depression and metabolic syndrome across epidemiological transition

    … health concerns, but limited research focuses on African-origin populations. This study investigates the association between MetS and depression among individuals in Ghana, South Africa (SA), Jamaica, Seychelles, and the United States (US), emphasizing gender and regional disparities. Methods: …

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