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ISSN:1478-7954

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Katrin Lang,Kersti Pärna,Andrej M Grjibovski et al. Katrin Lang et al.
Background: Deaths from childhood injury are a public health problem worldwide. A relatively high proportion of child deaths of undetermined manner in Estonia raises concerns about potential underestimation of intentional...
Tanja Srebotnjak,Ali H Mokdad,Christopher Jl Murray Tanja Srebotnjak
Background: Local measurements of health behaviors, diseases, and use of health services are critical inputs into local, state, and national decision-making. Small area measurement methods can deliver more precise and acc...
Ronald E Cossman,Jeralynn S Cossman,Wesley L James et al. Ronald E Cossman et al.
Background: Chronic disease accounts for nearly three-quarters of US deaths, yet prevalence rates are not consistently reported at the state level and are not available at the sub-state level. This makes it difficult to a...
Pudtan Phanthunane,Theo Vos,Harvey Whiteford et al. Pudtan Phanthunane et al.
Background: A previous estimate of the burden of schizophrenia in Thailand relied on epidemiological estimates from elsewhere. The aim of this study is to estimate the prevalence and disease burden of schizophrenia in Tha...
Hafizur R Chowdhury,Sandra C Thompson,Mohammed Ali et al. Hafizur R Chowdhury et al.
Objective: This study assessed the agreement between medical physicians in their interpretation of verbal autopsy (VA) interview data for identifying causes of neonatal deaths in rural Bangladesh. ...
Abdhalah K Ziraba,Nyovani J Madise,Mwau Matilu et al. Abdhalah K Ziraba et al.
Background: Participant nonresponse in an HIV serosurvey can affect estimates of HIV prevalence. Nonresponse can arise from a participant's refusal to provide a blood sample or the failure to trace a sampled individual. I...
Samuel O Oti,Catherine Kyobutungi Samuel O Oti
Background: Developing countries generally lack complete vital registration systems that can produce cause of death information for health planning in their populations. As an alternative, verbal autopsy (VA) - the proces...
Anna Zajacova,Jennifer Beam Dowd,Robert F Schoeni et al. Anna Zajacova et al.
Background: Many epidemiological studies rely on self-reported information, the accuracy of which is critical for unbiased estimates of population health. Previously, accuracy has been analyzed by comparing self-reports t...
Gary King,Ying Lu,Kenji Shibuya Gary King
Background: Verbal autopsy analyses are widely used for estimating cause-specific mortality rates (CSMR) in the vast majority of the world without high-quality medical death registration. Verbal autopsies -- survey interv...
Valentin Rousson,Fred Paccaud Valentin Rousson
Background: The ongoing increase in life expectancy in developed countries is associated with changes in the shape of the survival curve. These changes can be characterized by two main, distinct components: (i) the declin...