RETRACTED: Socioeconomic and lifestyle factors influencing non-communicable disease prevalence among rural Jamaican adults: a population-based study

Paul Andrew Bourne

doi:10.22605/RRH10380

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RETRACTED: Socioeconomic and lifestyle factors influencing non-communicable disease prevalence among rural Jamaican adults: a population-based study

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Paul Andrew Bourne¹ PhD, DrPH, Lecturer *

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*Dr Paul Andrew Bourne

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¹ Vocational Training Development Institute, Mandeville, Manchester, Jamaica

PUBLISHED

29 June 2026 Volume 26 Issue 2

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RECEIVED: 19 August 2025

REVISED: 8 April 2026

ACCEPTED: 17 April 2026

CITATION

Bourne PA. RETRACTED: Socioeconomic and lifestyle factors influencing non-communicable disease prevalence among rural Jamaican adults: a population-based study. Rural and Remote Health 2026; 26: 10380. https://doi.org/10.22605/RRH10380

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Abstract

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