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Risk Factors and the Difference Among Hypertension, Diabetes and Heart Disease

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To investigate the prevalence of hypertension， diabetes and heart disease in the Jilin province of northeast of China and the association with biochemical targets and lifestyles。 Subjects and methods: A community-based survey of 5953 adults through 2015 was following a crossing subject on the Chronic Disease Risk Factor Surveillance of China by stepwise。 The characteristics are collected by one-to-one interview。 Binary logistic regression analysis is conducted to explore the independent factors of the three diseases separately。 Results: Prevalence of hypertension， heart disease and diabetes in the northeast of China was 16。1 %， 8。3 % and 5。0 % respectively。 Family history and sleep time were independently associated with both hypertension (paternal OR = 2。37， 95 % CI: 1。96-2。79; maternal OR = 1。95， 95 % CI: 1。64-2。31; sleep time OR = 1。24， 95 % CI: 1。11-1。40) and heart disease (paternal OR = 2。20， 95 % CI: 1。72-2。83; maternal OR = 2。82， 95 % CI: 2。25-3。53; sleep time OR = 1。24， 95 %CI: 1。07-1。43)。 The prevalence of hypertension (OR: 0。68，95 % CI: 0。55-0。83) and diabetes (OR: 0。67， 95 % CI: 0。50-0。92) in female was lower。 Conclusions: Modifiable health risk behaviours are essential for preventing a series of chronic diseases， especially to the people of old age with family history。

HypertensionDiabetes mellitusHeart diseaseOdds ratios95 % confidence intervalBinary logistic regression analyses

Xue Wang、Lili He、Hongtao Bai

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Health Promotion Department, China-Japan Union Hospital, Jilin University, Changchun 130012, China

College of Computer Science and Technology, Jilin University, Changchun 130012, China

Center for Computer Fundamental Education, Jilin University, Changchun 130012, China

International conference on computer science and it applications;International conference on ubiquitous information technologies

Bangkok(TH)

Advances in computer science and ubiquitous computing

471-476

2016

10.1007/978-981-10-3023-9_73