Journal Article
Clinicians have observed various patterns of functional decline at the end of life, but few empirical data have tested these patterns.
Journal Article
The authors discuss serious, recurring, and generally unnoticed errors in planning for care near the end of life and possible steps toward improvement
Journal Article
Women with asymptomatic LV systolic dysfunction may not achieve a mortality benefit when treated with ACE inhibitors.
Journal Article
This study establishes a foundation on which to build quality-of-care assessment tools to evaluate the treatment of early-stage prostate cancer.
Journal Article
Socioeconomic status is associated with mortality, yet does not fully explain health disparities.
Journal Article
It is useful to ask whether insurance has any effect on health outcomes and whether public insurance is efficacious in preventing premature death.
Journal Article
Follows up the inverse relation between childhood cheerfulness and longevity found among 1,215 men and women first assessed as children by Lewis Terman in 1922.
Journal Article
Mortality is higher for persons with fewer years of education and for blacks, but it is unknown which diseases contribute most to these disparities.
Journal Article
Mortality and Sample Selection: Reply to Noymer
Journal Article
Forest Fires, Air Pollution, and Mortality in Southeast Asia
Journal Article
The results from this model indicate that insurance does have a beneficial effect on outcomes.
Research Brief
Authors conclude that many unfavorable current demographic trends are the continuation of long-term patterns, in some cases aggravated by economic stagnation and stress from recent social and political changes in Russian society.
Journal Article
This prospective cohort study compares 200 hospitalized, HIV-infected patients from May 1992 to October 1998 to assess mortality (versus survival).
Journal Article
Results support that Hispanics do not represent a uniform, discrete group in terms of health outcomes.
Journal Article
Restricted government spending along with universal health insurance has led to longer queues for surgical procedures in Canada vs the United States.
Journal Article
To develop and validate a model estimating the survival time of hospitalized persons aged 80 years and older.
Journal Article
Patients with liver disease were young, likely to be male, and often had low incomes.
Journal Article
To assess additional risk of newborn death owing to early discharge.