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Study Links Built Environment to Kidney Disease Risk in Missouri
Original: Built Environment, Metabolic Risk Factors, and Self-Reported Kidney Disease in Missouri: A Population-Level Descriptive Study Using Public Health Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) Data
A population-level descriptive study published in Cureus examines how the built environment and metabolic risk factors relate to self-reported kidney disease in Missouri, using Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System data. The analysis takes a broad public health view of how neighborhood conditions may shape kidney health outcomes across the state's population.
Why now: It is a newly published study connecting environmental and metabolic factors to kidney disease at the population level.
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