Preconception health indicators among adult US men: Race/ethnicity variations and temporal trends
Adaobi Anakwe,
Kasim Ortiz,
Milton Kotelchuck
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundPreconception health is important for men as it is for women. However, optimizing preconception health is understudied among men.ObjectivesTo examine the time trends and temporal shifts in preconception health risk indicators among 20–44‐year‐old adult US men in need of preconception care and their racial/ethnic variations.Materials and methodsData from the 2011–2019 National Survey of Family Growth male file was used to estimate the prevalence of nine preconception health indicators among men (20–44… Show more
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