Clustering of non-communicable disease risk factors and multimorbidity in Ethiopia: A latent class analysis
Using 2015 national survey data, this study identifies three distinct clusters of non-communicable disease risk factors and reveals that over half of Ethiopian adults carry multiple risks, with multimorbidity being significantly associated with overweight, hypertension, and higher socioeconomic status, thereby highlighting the urgent need for integrated health system interventions.
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