Four-step logistic regression models predicting self-reported diabetes.

‡<p>demographic and SES variables: sex, age (% of >50 years old); education (% of primary school, secondary school, and terciary school or university); and health insurance coverage;</p>‡‡<p>Low PA: low Physical activity.</p

Characteristics of the participants enrolled in both surveys.

‡<p>ANRFS: Argentine National Risk Factor Surveys at years 2005 and 2009.</p

Prevalence of Risk factors and main predictor variables.

‡<p>Recent blood sugar check was defined as having at least one measure within 2 years of the survey.</p

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Capability, opportunity, and motivation ratings of community members, non-physician health workers and doctors in 15 research projects at initial and subsequent assessment

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PER 11 Assessment. Launching a Salt Substitute to Reduce Blood Pressure at the Population Level (PER 11)

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FJI/WSM 10 Assessment. Cost Effectiveness of Salt Reduction Interventions in Pacific Islands (FJI/WSM 10)