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cajgh-44	Çuhadar, Serap; Atay, Ayşenur; Sağlam, Gülcan; Köseoğlu, Mehmet; Çuhadar, Levent	Cardiovascular risk factors in young male adults: impact of physical activity and parental education	2013		.htm	text/html	2968	193	57	Cardiovascular diseases typically occur in middle age or later, however lifestyle behaviors are learned in early life and maintained throughout adulthood.9,10 Physical activity levels and dietary habits are important health related factors that, learned in early ages, are screening tools to identify young subjects at risk for later CHD development.11 Reports have shown that excess weight and sedentary lifestyle among young adults are associated with high prevalence of cardiovascular risk.12 Low parental education has been shown to contribute to an individual’s risk for CHD development.13 In the current study, analyses were conducted to assess whether choices of physical activity, smoking status, and parental education and income were correlated with the health status of young adult males, which are important for preventive health policy. For these educated young adults, low parental education caused no impact on their health status.	cache/cajgh-44.htm	txt/cajgh-44.txt