Rahime Zeynep Erdem, Cemile Yılmaz, Latife Altınok Uygun
Evaluation of the attitude and knowledge level of dentistry undergraduate and specialist students towards epilepsy patients
Epilepsy & behavior : E&B
india noncommunicable diseases ncds accounted nearly 62 deaths 2016 four ncds high blood pressure diabetes asthma heart disease together accounted 34 deaths using data two rounds india human development surveys ihdss levels changes prevalence rates four ncds based diagnosed cases among adults aged 1569 years india 200405 201112 examined socioeconomic demographic factors five broad occupation categories socioeconomic demographic risk factors ncds determined using multiple linear logistic regression analysis pooled data two rounds ihds results showed urban residence age female sex education associated higher odds high blood pressure diabetes heart disease household economic status associated higher odds four ncds furthermore increased higher odds high blood pressure diabetes heart disease found legislatorsenior officialprofessional occupation group compared nonworkers skilled agriculturalelementary workers lower odds high blood pressure diabetes asthma heart disease craftmachinerelated trade workers higher odds high blood pressure diabetes reduced odds asthma heart disease compared nonworkers odds ratios asthma lower occupational categories two study decades government india implemented several programmes designed improve health wellbeing people however focused attention adult population needed special attention paid issue occupational health working population strict implementation work place safety protocols removal potential health hazards