Mean number of behavioral or biological risk factors for non-communicable diseases and independent effects of covariates on risk factor clustering in individuals.

*statistically significant confidence interval
a The number of risk factors was the dependent variable. Each RR reflects the risk of having x or more risk factors versus having fewer against the risk in the reference group. Hence, the ARR represents the average effect of the covariate on the risk of having x number of risk factors or more.
Mean number of behavioral or biological risk factors for non-communicable diseases and independent effects of covariates on risk factor clustering in individuals.