PREVALENCE OF NCDs AND ITS CORRELATES AMONG YOUNG POPULATION OF JHANSI, UTTAR PRADESH: A CROSS-SECTIONAL COMMUNITY-BASED STUDY
Journal Title: IJSR-International Journal Of Scientific Research - Year 2018, Vol 8, Issue 2
Abstract
Background- Non-communicable diseases (NCDs), also known as chronic diseases include cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, stroke, most forms of cancers and injuries. Changes in lifestyles, behavioral patterns, demographic profile, socio-cultural and technological advancements are leading to sharp increases in the prevalence of NCDs among young population. Objectives- To assess the burden of non communicable diseases and their correlation with various factors present among young population of Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh. Methods- Surveys were collected from a total of 770 participants chosen by simple random sampling. Semi-structured schedule was used to collect information and STEP-wise Approach to surveillance (STEPS) by World Health Organization was followed. Data analysis was done by using Epi-info software 7.2.1.1. Results- Amongst total 770 respondents, 462 (60%) males and 308 (40%) females. Out of total 431(55.97%) had presence of one of the non communicable diseases (CVS, Diabetes, Hypertension and Cancer) in their parents. The main risk factors were lack of physical activity, eating unhealthy diet and lifestyle changes. Conclusion-The young population needs to motivate and government has to implement Health promotive services about the lifestyle, behavioral changes changes and dietary modifications for good health. Make recommendations for the improvement of health services of young population.
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Vimal Arya, Nitin Tiwari
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