The Clustering of Lifestyle Risk Factors in the Serbian Adult Population and Association with Self-Rated Health

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Adults with unhealthy lifestyle clusters reported poorer self-rated health and specific socio-demographic traits.
Logistic regression revealed significant associations between lifestyle risk factors and self-rated health outcomes.
Clusters included healthy lifestyle, risky drinking, and physical inactivity observed in Serbian adults aged 18 and older.
Findings highlight population groups in need of targeted health behaviour change interventions to improve health outcomes.

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Analysis shows unhealthy lifestyle clusters linked to poor self-rated health in Serbian adults, indicating need for behavior change interventions.

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Analysis shows unhealthy lifestyle clusters linked to poor self-rated health in Serbian adults, indicating need for behavior change interventions.