Differences in the local and national prevalences of chronic kidney disease based on annual health check program data
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Summary
The prevalence of CKD for both males and females in Sado City is significantly lower than the national average for Japan, and this methodology adjusts for age and sex can serve as a useful tool to assess the current picture related to CKD in a local area.
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- article
- Published
- 2012-04-11
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- 2
- References
- 12
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Keywords
Presupposition, Anthropocentrism, Object (grammar), Epistemology, Sociology of scientific knowledge
References
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