However, chronic morbidity still occurred.
We want to try and get them to ask why this community continues to be underserved and has some of highest rates of chronic morbidity in the city".
In Riga, life expectancy and healthy life years exceeded country total values, whereas life expectancy without chronic morbidity was shorter.
Women who experience cancer treatment-induced menopause are at risk of long-term chronic morbidity.
Greatest and statistically significant difference (95% confidence limit) from other regions demonstrated socio-economically least-developed Latvia's region Latgale, where life expectancy, healthy life years without activity limitation and chronic morbidity were substantially below country total.
To predict future medical expenditures, health care utilization, and mortality in Switzerland using an updated chronic disease score (CDS), a chronic morbidity measure based on pharmacy data.
The leading causes of death, including cardiovascular diseases, cancers, chronic respiratory diseases, dementia, and diabetes, are all characterized by long developmental latency and chronic morbidity.
Multivariate regressions were used to test the dependence of service utilisation rates on sociodemographic factors, chronic morbidity and the SF-36 scores.
Improving cure rates and reducing chronic morbidity are urgent clinical needs for head and neck cancer.
CDDP is normally associated with nephrotoxicity that results in acute and chronic morbidity, while neurotoxicity is cumulative-dose dependent.
NTD might be used as a biomarker to guide acute clinical care and identify infants at risk for acute and chronic morbidity.
