gender obesity inequities are huge but differ greatly according to environment and socio-economics in a north african setting a national cross-sectional study in tunisia肥胖性别不平等是巨大的,但是根据环境和科学版有很大的不同在北非国家突尼斯横断面研究.pdfVIP

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gender obesity inequities are huge but differ greatly according to environment and socio-economics in a north african setting a national cross-sectional study in tunisia肥胖性别不平等是巨大的,但是根据环境和科学版有很大的不同在北非国家突尼斯横断面研究.pdf

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gender obesity inequities are huge but differ greatly according to environment and socio-economics in a north african setting a national cross-sectional study in tunisia肥胖性别不平等是巨大的,但是根据环境和科学版有很大的不同在北非国家突尼斯横断面研究

Gender Obesity Inequities Are Huge but Differ Greatly According to Environment and Socio-Economics in a North African Setting: A National Cross-Sectional Study in Tunisia 1 2 2 3 ´ 1 Jalila El Ati , Pierre Traissac *, Francis Delpeuch , Hajer Aounallah-Skhiri , Chiraz Beji , Sabrina Eymard- 2 3 4 2 5 Duvernay , Souha Bougatef , Patrick Kolsteren , Bernard Maire , Habiba Ben Romdhane ´ 1 INNTA (National Institute of Nutrition and Food Technology), Tunis, Tunisia, 2 IRD (Institut de Recherche pour le Developpement), NUTRIPASS Research Unit, IRD-UM2- UM1, Montpellier, France, 3 INSP (National Institute of Public Health), Tunis, Tunisia, 4 ITM (Institute of Tropical Medicine), Antwerp, Belgium, 5 Epidemiology and Prevention of Cardiovascular Diseases Unit, Faculty of Medicine, Tunis, Tunisia Abstract Introduction: Southern Mediterranean countries have experienced a marked increase in the prevalence of obesity whose consequences for gender related health inequities have been little studied. We assessed gender obesity inequalities and their environmental and socio-economic modifiers among Tunisian adults. Methods: Cross-sectional survey in 2005; national, 3 level random cluster sample of 35–70 years Tunisians (women: n = 2964, men: n = 2379). Overall adiposity was assessed by BMI = weight(kg)/height(m)2 and obesity was BMI$30, WHtR = waist circumference to height ratio defined abdominal obesity as WHtR$0.6. Gender obesity inequality measure was women versus men Preva