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High rates of diabetes have been observed among Arab populations in the Middle East (1). We aimed to determine the prevalence of previously diagnosed and undiagnosed diabetes in Greater Beirut, which includes Administrative Beirut and its suburban part of Mount Lebanon. This part of Lebanon is home to 53.6% of the population and represents a mixture of urban and rural areas with different socioeconomic classes. A multistage random probability sample was devised using the population distribution suggested by the Lebanese Central Administration of Statistics. Despite a minor and insignificant deviation, the quota that best represents Greater Beirut was achieved. A research team …
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Hirbli et al. (2005) studied this question.
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