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aiua-9943	Popov, Elenko ; Almusafer, Murtadha ; Belba, Arben ; Bello, Jibril O. ; Bhatti, Kamran Hassan ; Boeri, Luca ; Davidoff, Kaloyan ; Hameed, BM Zeeshan ; Halinski, Adam ; Pfeferman Heilberg, Ita ; Hui, Hongyi ; Petkova, Kremena ; Rawa, Bapir ; Guedes Rodrigues, Fernanda ; Saltirov, Iliya ; Spivacow, Francisco R. ; Trinchieri, Alberto ; Buchholz, Noor 	Obesity rates in renal stone formers from various countries	2021	6	.pdf	application/pdf	5270	243	61	Healthy foods moderate 39.5% (M) Unhealthy foods low/moderate 64.6% (F) Italy 20.9-20.4 3650 41.4% (T) Healthy foods low/mododrate 36.2% (M) Unhealthy foods moderate 46.2% (F) Nigeria 4.8-13.6 2710 27.1% (T) Healthy foods moderate 24.7% (M) Unhealthy foods low 29.6% (F) Pakistan 6.2-11.7 2280 33.7% (T) Healthy foods very low 24.4% (M) Unhealthy foods low 43.3% (F) Poland 24.6-23.3 3410 32.5% (T) Healthy foods low/moderate 31.5% (M) Unhealthy foods high/moderate 33.4% (F) 193Archivio Italiano di Urologia e Andrologia 2021; 93, 2 Obesity rates in renal stone formers but reduced levels of physical activity, such as Brazil and Argentina, high obesity rates are observed similarly to those of countries with higher energy intakes, such as Italy and Poland. The obesity rates of RSFs in different countries were adjusted by the age distribution in the general population of each country, in order to compare them with age adjusted obesity rates in the general pop- ulation of the corresponding country obtained from esti- mated worldwide trends in obesity by NCD Risk Factor Collaboration (NCD-RisC) (2).	cache/aiua-9943.pdf	txt/aiua-9943.txt