Mosaïques hiérarchisées d’écosystèmes artificiels (MHEA®) comme outil stratégique de gestion des eaux usées : Cas de Douala au Cameroun
2023
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Emphasis over the years have been on the perceived pathological causes as been the sole cause of diseases. However,
there has been a growing concern to investigate the raie of man's social, cultural and physical environment in disease causation. This study then investigated the raie of socio-cultural and environmental factors in the etiology of hypertension. lt
was limited to Ibadan, the most populous city in black West Africa. Data was collected through the survey method. A standard
questionnaire was designed, and also supplemented by oral interview. 1 nformation was gathered at the University College Hospital, Ibadan. ln addition, we visited some traditional homes to get our required number of respondents.
Major findings of the study include the following: females are more hypertensive than males; advancement in blood pressure
is as a result of advancement in age; married people are more prone to hypertension;. hypertension permeates ail occupational groups but more in high class jobs; there is a positive correlation between high social status and hypertension. Furthermore, spatial distribution of the illness reveals that they are most common in
APA M_ADERINTO_Adeyinka_Abideen (2023). The study of socio-cultural and environmental factors of hypertension in Ibadan : an epidemiological approach. CODESRIA. https://doi.org/10.57054/codesria.pub.607
Chicago M_ADERINTO_Adeyinka_Abideen. The study of socio-cultural and environmental factors of hypertension in Ibadan : an epidemiological approach. Dakar: CODESRIA, 2023. https://doi.org/10.57054/codesria.pub.607.
MLA M_ADERINTO_Adeyinka_Abideen. The study of socio-cultural and environmental factors of hypertension in Ibadan : an epidemiological approach. CODESRIA, 2023. https://doi.org/10.57054/codesria.pub.607.
Fotso Jean Blaise
2023
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MAHMOUD, Yasir Khidir
2023
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Emmanuel Kanchebe DERBILE
2023
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DJANABOU BAKARY
2023
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ESIOBU, Obiamaka M.
2023
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NGOZI, Ejimadu Dorothy
2023
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Prisca-Nadège BIBILA-N’KOUMA
2023
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NGUEMEN, Florence
2023
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MAHMOUD, Mohamed lntissar
2023
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M.Samba DIARRA
2023
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BA, Chérif Daha
2023
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DIALOKE IKECHUKWU
2023
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