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The Cork and Kerry cohort study characterizes cardiovascular risk in middle-aged Irish adults, revealing that only 20% of participants have a normal weight, ~9% have diabetes, and 18% have pre-diabetes.
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Kearney et al. (2012) conducted a cohort in Cardiovascular disease and diabetes (n=3,065). Cardiovascular risk factors (diet, physical activity, blood pressure, obesity) was evaluated on Prevalence and lifestyle determinants of major cardiovascular disease risk factors and glucose tolerance status. The Cork and Kerry cohort study characterizes cardiovascular risk in middle-aged Irish adults, revealing that only 20% of participants have a normal weight, ~9% have diabetes, and 18% have pre-diabetes.
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