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We then examined the shortening of remaining life expectancy in such a high-risk group as a function of (1) its size as a proportion of the total population (if overall cardiovascular deaths remain the same), and (2) the elevation of risk (relative risk) in the high-risk group compared with the remainder of the population.

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Life expectancy increased in such a way during the 19th century as to attract the attention of James Parkinson (1817).

Violence and conflict, however, contributed to rising mortality and stagnation and decline in life expectancy in some regions, such as the Middle East.

The demographic changes and increasing life expectancy in developed countries such as Australia mean that increasing numbers of people will live into their 70s.

A focused research effort to determine how health care systems can most cost-effectively prevent disability, reduce functional decline, and extend active life expectancy in older people such as that described here for the CENEX study will provide decision-makers with the information needed to tackle age-specific disability rates and to allocate limited resources efficiently.

It is concluded that the life expectancy of blades used in such applications can be realized by appropriate selection of superalloy composition and adherence to design specifications.

From a public health perspective, it is important to assess whether widening socio-economic differences are reflected in widening socio-economic gaps in life expectancy, such as seen in the UK and the USA [ 16, 4], and in widening socio-economic gaps in life expectancy among persons with the same disease.

It has been shown that the respondents' own subjective life expectancy (SLE) influence TTO responses in such way that the higher the respondents SLE, the lower the number of years traded off, both when asking the general public [33] or experienced patients [34].

On the bases of her valve function, life expectancy, and the morbidity involved in such surgical treatment, we decided against surgery and we were able to successfully treat the infective endocarditis by antibiotics only.

There have been vast improvements in health and life expectancy in other chronic diseases such as stroke, heart disease and many cancers.

Mortality from diabetes – problematic in a country which consumes staggering amounts of soda – actually levelled off between 2005 and 2010 and would have contributed to gains in life expectancy without such high homicide rates "The implementation has been slow, but the little progress that they did make [with Seguro Popular] was wiped out by the increase in homicides," he said.

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