November 18, 2023Open Access

Differential patterns of lifestyle behaviors among low- and high-income postmenopausal women in Korea: a latent class analysis

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This study suggests that different underlying lifestyle patterns exist in postmenopausal women with low- and high-income. To promote healthy behaviors among postmenopausal women, health professionals should develop and apply lifestyle interventions tailored to lifestyle pattern characteristics according to income.

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