A Statistical Analysis of Major Risk Factors for Diabetic Patients in Pakistan
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2022
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Abstract
The topic of this study was chosen with consultation of physicians. The general purpose of this work was to evaluate some major risk influences behind growth of diabetes and the aim was to examine the link between factory areas and risk variables for diabetic patients. This work also tells the major gender-based risk influences. In general evaluation some significant risk factors i.e., lifestyle, no exercise, no physical activity, kidney issues, long sitting, and areas of residence (industrial) are observed.
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| Authors | Aasma Riaz, Saima Shokat, Samreen Riaz |
| Journal | Journal of Statistics |
| Year | 2022 |
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