Lisa Sattenspiel, Carolyn Orbann, Aaron Bogan, Hailey Ramirez, Sean Pirrone, Sushma Dahal, Jane A McElroy, Christopher K Wikle
Associations between rurality and regional differences in sociodemographic factors and the 1918-20 influenza and 2020-21 COVID-19 pandemics in Missouri counties: An ecological study
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temporary employment associated elevated risk cardiovascular diseases mortality study explored association temporary employment dietary quality middleaged workers crosssectional study included nationwide sample middleaged korean workers n 6467 employment type categorized regular fixedterm daily employment based labor contract duration dietary quality assessed using korean health eating index khei ranges 0 100 higher scores indicating superior dietary quality linear regression used estimate beta coefficients 95 confidence intervals ci surveyweighted proportion regular fixedterm daily employment 790 142 68 respectively fixedterm daily employment associated reduced khei compared regular employment 95 ci 107 211 004 fixedterm 246 389 103 daily employment sexstratified analysis association temporary employment dietary quality pronounced men 95 ci 169 371 033 fixedterm 260 463 053 daily employment women conclusion study suggests temporary employment social determinant dietary quality middleaged workers