%0 Journal Article
%T SOCIAL, CLIMATIC  AND BEHAVIORAL RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH DYSLIPIDEMIA:  WHETHER THE NEGATIVE  TREND CAN BE CHANGED  IN THE POPULATION?
%A ARABIDZE, G.G.
%A VOVK, E.I.
%A KRUTOVCEV, I.A.
%A PRAVDIVCEVA, E.V.
%A BULGAKOV, M.S.
%K risk factors, smoking, obesity, mental disorders, physical activity, stress,  environment
%J Medical Bulletin of the Ministry of Internal Affairs
%D 2025
%N 2025
%P 7
%I State institution Joint editorial office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia