Gender Disparities in the Association Between Educational Attainment and Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic Syndrome: Cross-Sectional Study

• Main Authors: Yi Ding (Author), Xianglin Wu (Author), Qiuyu Cao (Author), Jiaojiao Huang (Author), Xiaoli Xu (Author), Youjin Jiang (Author), Yanan Huo (Author), Qin Wan (Author), Yingfen Qin (Author), Ruying Hu (Author), Lixin Shi (Author), Qing Su (Author), Xuefeng Yu (Author), Li Yan (Author), Guijun Qin (Author), Xulei Tang (Author), Gang Chen (Author), Min Xu (Author), Tiange Wang (Author), Zhiyun Zhao (Author), Zhengnan Gao (Author), Guixia Wang (Author), Feixia Shen (Author), Zuojie Luo (Author), Li Chen (Author), Qiang Li (Author), Zhen Ye (Author), Yinfei Zhang (Author), Chao Liu (Author), Youmin Wang (Author), Tao Yang (Author), Huacong Deng (Author), Lulu Chen (Author), Tianshu Zeng (Author), Jiajun Zhao (Author), Yiming Mu (Author), Shengli Wu (Author), Yuhong Chen (Author), Jieli Lu (Author), Weiqing Wang (Author), Guang Ning (Author), Yu Xu (Author), Yufang Bi (Author), Mian Li (Author)
• Format: Book
• Published: JMIR Publications, 2024-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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Abstract BackgroundCardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) health is affected by social determinants of health, especially education. CKM syndrome has not been evaluated in Chinese population, and the association of education with CKM syndrome in different sexes and its intertwined relation with lifes...