Renal Failure among Women of Reproductive Age in Burundi: Estimating the Prevalence and Associated Factors Using Population-Based Data.
Michael EkholuenetaleTemitope Oluwaseyi AdeyojuHerbert OnuohaAmadou BarrowPublished in: International journal of nephrology (2021)
Lack of formal education, having no health insurance coverage, and ever used anything or tried to delay or avoid getting pregnant were the modifiable risk factors of renal failure. The nonmodifiable risk factors were old age, rural residence, certain geographical regions, and having a history of pregnancy termination. Understanding the risk factors of renal failure will help to instigate early screening, detection, and prompt treatment initiation. In addition, early detection of the risk factors can help to reduce the adverse health impact including maternal death.
Keyphrases
- risk factors
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- body mass index
- climate change
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- skeletal muscle
- machine learning
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