The impact of using self-report versus objective measures of cardiometabolic conditions in epidemiologic research: a case study from India using data from the longitudinal aging study in India

By afschroeder • August 12, 2025

Nichols E, Hu P, Bloom DE, Lee J, Sekher TV. The impact of using self-report versus objective measures of cardiometabolic conditions in epidemiologic research: a case study from India using data from the longitudinal aging study in India. Front Epidemiol. 2025 Jul 25;4:1372972. doi: 10.3389/fepid.2024.1372972. PMID: 40786617; PMCID: PMC12331483.

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