Ishor Sharma, M Karen Campbell, Yun-Hee Choi, Isaac Luginaah, Jason Mulimba Were, Juan-Camilo Vargas-Gonzalea, Saverio Stranges
Does the place of residence influence your risk of being hypertensive? A study-based on Nepal Demographic and Health Survey
Hypertension research : official journal of the Japanese Society of Hypertension
aim study determine whether associated effect sociodemographic characteristics sexual risk behaviors health literacy preventing unintended pregnancy among university students chon buri province thailand crosssectional study design used data collected february may 2017 selfadministered questionnaire developed ministry public health supported evolving concept health literacy nutbeam questionnaire applied collect data 418 university students descriptive statistical binary logistic regression methods used data analysis study half students exhibited inappropriate behaviors prevent unintended pregnancies however half respondents educated prevent unintended pregnancies nearly onethird students experienced sexual intercourse binary logistic regression used analyze association behavior unintendedpregnancy prevention sociodemographic characteristics health literacy university students factors assessed current residence type adjusted odds ratio aor1897 95 ci11233205 previous sexual intercourse aor3263 95 ci17356139 cognitive health prevent unintended pregnancy aor1095 95 ci10191176 decision skills choosing appropriate practices prevent unintended pregnancy aor1289 95 ci11821405 selfmanagement prevent unintended pregnancy aor1113 95 ci10051232 study indicated university students experienced sexual intercourse low health literacy likely exhibit inappropriate behaviors concerning lack prevention unintended pregnancies results provide health professionals information develop effective prevention intervention programs