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Annotated Bibliography Research Question: What are the various factors that contribute to the increased prevalence of diabetes among South Asians in the United States?... Earlier researches conducted on this issue have tended to classify all Asian immigrants as a single group and attempted to examine the prevalence of diabetes among them.... The results reflected that the majority of the Indians were non vegetarians and did not consumed high amount of fruits and vegetables and also did not exercised on a regular basis and consumed high amount of fast food which leads to such rise in the number of diabetes among them....
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Abstract diabetes is becoming epidemic and is a global concern.... According to World Health Organization (WHO) report, the number of people with diabetes is rising sharply in recent years.... … In Australia, quantities of those affected with diabetes have been increasing too.... In 2010, 3% of the Australian population, or approximately 700,000 persons, succumbed to diabetes.... As a consequence of changed dietary patterns from that of their native land/culture, they too have become more prone to contracting diabetes (Abou-Daoud, 1969)....
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Impact of diabetes among the Lebanese Community in Sydney Abstract As the need for ethnic minority-based health information has risen for areas that attract migrant groups, new studies are required in order to identify risk factors and treatment methods for minority groups that may differ from those typically used for the majority.... hellip; The Lebanese population in Sydney, Australia was targeted for this study with an emphasis on those affected by diabetes....
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Impact of diabetes among the Lebanese Community in Sydney Abstract Diabetes is a serious health issue in many developed countries, including Australia.... A qualitative research study has been conducted among Lebanese immigrants living in Australia, to identify the most common factors contributing to the higher rates of diabetes among this population.... Introduction The increasing incidence of diabetes among Lebanese people living in Australia is cause for concern....
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A META-ANALYSIS OF ADOLESCENT OBESITY among immigrant LATINO POPULATION IN SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Affiong Udoiwod Ph.... A target group chosen for the research consists of immigrant Latino population in San Antonio, Texas.... .... student Walden University PUBH-8115-10 Instructor: Dr....
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Foreign-born and Native-born populations among South Asian Americans Group Race Alone Race Alone or in Combination Native- born Foreign- born Naturalized Citizens Non- citizens Native- born Foreign- born Naturalized Citizens Non- citizens Bangladeshi 17% 83% 25% 58% 17% 83% 26% 57% Indian 24% 76% 30% 46% 27% 73% 29% 44% Pakistani 24% 77% 31% 46% 26% 74% 30% 44% Sri Lankan...
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er and polyunsaturated fat and low in transfat and glycemic load was more strongly associated with a lower risk of diabetes among minorities (RR 0.... Article 2: ‘Prospective study of red meat consumption and type 2 diabetes in middle aged and elderly women by American Diabetes Association-2004' The women heath study was conducted on the topic red meat consumption and association of type 2 diabetes mellitus in middle aged and elderly women was done by the research team with the guidance of American diabetes association in 2004 ;leads to the evidences of diatory involvement in diabetes among the specified south Asian group....
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This has paralleled the change in lifestyle among these children, with a tendency to overeat and have a less active life.... diabetes is a rising epidemic; an estimated 800,000 adult New Yorkers - more than one in every eight - now have diabetes, and city health officials describe the problem as a bona fide epidemic1.... diabetes in New York is growing, affecting more number of people and killing more and more people than it ever did in the past....
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