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Using survey data to estimate the prevalence of Diabetes in South Africa - from risk factor analysis to action
South Africa is a developing country which has in the last decades experienced a sharp rise in the number of diagnosed diabetes cases. Significant uncertainty exists about the true prevalence of diabetes in South Africa, since many of those suffering from diabetes remain undiagnosed. The large finan...
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School of Economics
2025
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