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ISSN:1478-7954

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Background: It is widely believed that the social environment has an important influence on health, but there is less certainty about how to measure specific factors within the social environment that could link the neigh...
James N Laditka,Douglas A Wolf James N Laditka
Background: Panel data are often used to estimate key measures of public health, such as years lived with and without disability. Panel surveys commonly measure disability at intervals of one or two years, and occasionall...
Aliya Kassam,Scott B Patten Aliya Kassam
Background: As with most medications, benzodiazepine and similar sedative hypnotics (BDZ/SSH) can produce both beneficial and adverse effects. Pharmacoepidemiological studies have been limited in their capacity to evaluat...
Pieter H M van Baal,Rudolf T Hoogenveen,G Ardine de Wit et al. Pieter H M van Baal et al.
Background: Smoking and obesity are risk factors causing a large burden of disease. To help formulate and prioritize among smoking and obesity prevention activities, estimations of health-adjusted life expectancy (HALE) f...
William Flanagan,Cameron N McIntosh,Christel Le Petit et al. William Flanagan et al.
Background: The co-morbidity of health conditions is becoming a significant health issue, particularly as populations age, and presents important methodological challenges for population health research. For example, the ...
Ruud C W Vermeulen Ruud C W Vermeulen
Background: In a study by Wagner et al., the CDC Symptom Inventory was validated in a population selected from the inhabitants of a city in the USA, and proofed reliable for the assessment of the accompanying symptoms of ...
Catherine M Michaud,Matthew T McKenna,Stephen Begg et al. Catherine M Michaud et al.
Background: Burden of disease studies have been implemented in many countries using the Disability-Adjusted Life Year (DALY) to assess major health problems. Important objectives of the study were to quantify intra-countr...
Giovanna Tagliabue,Anna Maghini,Sabrina Fabiano et al. Giovanna Tagliabue et al.
Background: Automated procedures are increasingly used in cancer registration, and it is important that the data produced are systematically checked for consistency and accuracy. We evaluated an automated procedure for ca...
Dao Lan Huong,Hoang Van Minh,Theo Vos et al. Dao Lan Huong et al.
Background: Assessing the burden of disease contributes towards evidence-based allocation of limited health resources. However, such measures are not yet commonly available in Vietnam. Taking advantage of the FilaBavi Dem...
Dan Hasson,Bengt B Arnetz,Töres Theorell et al. Dan Hasson et al.
Objective: The aim of the present study was to determine health-related risk and salutogenic factors and to use these to construct prediction models for future self-rated health (SRH), i.e. find possible characteristics p...