Fatores de risco e proteção para doenças crônicas: vigilância por meio de inquérito telefônico, VIGITEL, Brasil, 2007
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2011
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This article describes the prevalence of risk and
protective factors for chronic non-communicable
diseases in Brazil, using data collected in 2007
through the telephone disease surveillance system
(VIGITEL). We evaluated 54,252 adults residing
in Brazil’s State capitals and Federal District.
Men showed higher rates of smoking, overweight,
consumption of soft drinks and fatty meat, sufficient
leisure-time physical activity, sedentary lifestyle,
and binge drinking; women showed higher
consumption of fruits and vegetables. For men
with more schooling, the probability of smoking
decreased by 42% and consumption of fatty meat
decreased by 31%; overweight increased 86%, sedentary
lifestyle 42%, regular consumption of fruits
and vegetables 89%, and leisure-time physical activity
78%. For women with more schooling, the
probability of smoking decreased 31%, overweight
26%, and consumption of fatty meat 35%; sedentary
lifestyle increased 76%, leisure-time physical
activity 77%, regular consumption of fruits and
vegetables 48%, and recommended consumption
of fruits and vegetables 75%.
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Surveillance, Chronic disease, Adult, Vigilância, Doença crônica, Adulto
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MOURA, Erly Catarina et al. Fatores de risco e proteção para doenças crônicas: vigilância por meio de inquérito telefônico, VIGITEL, Brasil, 2007. Cadernos de Saúde Pública, Rio de Janeiro, v. 27, n. 3, p. 486-496, 2011.