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Magnitude of high body mass index and its associated factors among adult type 2 diabetes mellitus patients attending follow ... 1 1 Background 1 2 Methods and materials 2 2.1 Study design and setting 2 2.2 Sample size determination and sampling procedure 2 3 Data collection method 2 3.1 Data collection tool and procedures 2 3.2 Operational definitions 3 3.3 Statistical analysis 3 4 Results 3 4.1 Socio-demographic characteristics of type two DM patients 3 4.2 Knowledge of type 2 DM patients towards overweight and obesity 3 4.3 The dietary practice of type 2 diabetes mellitus patients 4 4.4 The physical activity level of type two diabetes mellitus patients 4 4.5 Alcohol consumption, khat chewing and smoking status of type 2 DM patients 4 4.6 Institution/service-related characteristics of respondents 4 4.7 Clinical characteristics of respondents 4 4.8 The magnitude of high body mass index among type two DM patients 4 4.9 Factors associated with high body mass index among type 2 DM patients attending follow-up clinics at hospitals in Wolai ... 5 5 Discussion 5 6 Strength and limitations 6 7 Conclusion 6 8 Ethical approval and consent to participate 6 Declaration of Competing Interest 6
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