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Phenotyping population-level chronic condition prevalence: The importance of forcing factors from the ecological framework
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The primary health challenges currently facing the United States (U.S.) and many other countries around the world are largely due to patients with chronic conditions, which act either independently or synergistically. The current study assesses the ability of the Ecological Framework of Population Health to predict U.S. county-level prevalences of eight common chronic conditions.
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Culture
Public health
Chronic disease
Forcing factors
Public trust
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