After adjusting for sex, older age groups had higher mortality rates than children under-five years old for drowning, fire/burn, transportation, falls, and positioning.
These gender differences remained after adjusting for the older age of women with angina, their lower prevalence of a prior MI, longer duration of angina, and older age at diagnosis.
After adjusting for age (older people are more likely to die), sex (women tend to live longer than men), socioeconomic status (richer, better-educated people enjoy greater longevity) and race (some ethnicities have longer lifespans than others), Dr McClintock and Dr Pinto found that the correlation still held true.
In fact, even when adjusting for inflation, older salaries fail to compare to current ones.
But when adjusting for parity, older women were found to be more likely to give birth by C-section than younger women.
Mortality after diabetes diagnosis is lower for both South Asian and Chinese patients than for European patients, even after adjusting for the older age of onset and greater comorbidity among the European patients.
When adjusting for income, old-age pensioners were, however, more likely to participate than the basic wage earners.
Thus, after adjusting for potential confounders, older subjects with diabetes had significantly better glycemic control than younger adults with diabetes had.
For the pain subscale, for people with hip OA, only one item remained after adjusting for age, with older people reporting more pain going up/down stairs than their expected level.
While all age groups have yet to recover to their 2007 wealth, when adjusted for inflation, older households are down just 3 percent on average, while those headed by middle-age people are down about 10 percent.
