Multi-Risk Factors of Metabolic Syndrome in South Korean Elderly Male Living Alone Using Latent Class Analysis
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This study classified multi-risk factors of metabolic syndrome in 60-74 year-old men living alone using Latent Class Analysis. Data from KNHANES on 520 men, including waist circumference, blood pressure, blood glucose, triglycerides, and HDL cholesterol, were analyzed. Four classes emerged: healthy (26%), smoking and stress (19.6%), obesity (29.2%), and alcohol and depression (25.2%). Logistic regression showed significantly higher metabolic syndrome risk in the smoking and stress (4.86 times), obesity (5.11 times), and alcohol and depression (2.76 times) groups compared to the healthy group, emphasizing the need for tailored health management for this demographic.
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This study classified multi-risk factors of metabolic syndrome in 60-74 year-old men living alone using Latent Class Analysis. Data from KNHANES on 520 men, including waist circumference, blood pressure, blood glucose, triglycerides, and HDL cholesterol, were analyzed. Four classes emerged: healthy (26%), smoking and stress (19.6%), obesity (29.2%), and alcohol and depression (25.2%). Logistic regression showed significantly higher metabolic syndrome risk in the smoking and stress (4.86 times), obesity (5.11 times), and alcohol and depression (2.76 times) groups compared to the healthy group, emphasizing the need for tailored health management for this demographic.