Metabolic syndrome prevalence and correlates among university and hospital staff in southwestern Uganda
A study of university and hospital staff in southwestern Uganda found a 29.4% prevalence of metabolic syndrome. The research highlights significant health risks, particularly among female participants and those aged 35-49.
Why it matters
Identifying the prevalence of metabolic syndrome in specific professional populations helps tailor public health interventions for cardiovascular and diabetes prevention.
Scientific Reports ( 2026 ) Cite this article
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