The worldwide association between mean annual temperature and age-adjusted, sex-adjusted, income-adjusted and obesity-adjusted prevalence of raised fasting.

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The worldwide association between mean annual temperature and age-adjusted, sex-adjusted, income-adjusted and obesity-adjusted prevalence of raised fasting blood glucose for 190 countries in 2014. The worldwide association between mean annual temperature and age-adjusted, sex-adjusted, income-adjusted and obesity-adjusted prevalence of raised fasting blood glucose for 190 countries in 2014. Colors indicate the six WHO regions.40 The size of each circle is inversely proportional to the SE of the estimate of the prevalence of raised FBG. FBG, fasting blood glucose. Lisanne L Blauw et al. BMJ Open Diab Res Care 2017;5:e000317 ©2017 by American Diabetes Association