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... population health must extend far beyond our health care system. Improving health and reducing inequalities requires coordinated effort across ... read more (external link)

The correlation between the health conditions, disabilities, social factors, & demographic circumstances of elderly in formal & informal ... read more (external link)

IPOB said plans to change the demography of the state by allegedly importing Fulanis would create a crisis. The group warned that the creation of ... read more (external link)

Decreasing infant mortality and extreme poverty rates, increasing life expectancy, as well as urbanization have contributed to the growing human ... read more (external link)

... population of high public health importance. Similar to our approach, future ... University of Wisconsin-Madison, Population Health Institute, 610 ... read more (external link)

The long-term fertility decline means the U.S. population is aging, Graham said, and as people age, their risk of dying increases. "So we are ... read more (external link)

... health issues, and the response from families and ... When you add the factors of a growing population ... health.qld.gov.au/our-services/mental-health. read more (external link)

One of the main concerns of the police force is population growth and internal migration, according to the performance plan. read more (external link)

Fact-check debunks PM Modi's claims on Muslims having more children, using government data on fertility rates and education levels. read more (external link)

However, several countries, including Malaysia, have witnessed a decline in fertility rates. Malaysia's fertility rate has declined from 4.9 ... read more (external link)

... people and gender minorities. Rainbow Migration also criticised the Home Office for requiring asylum seekers to 'prove' their sexuality and/or ... read more (external link)

Climate, demography and a new green generation. Curbing childbirth may seem like a climate crisis solution but children hold the key to sustaining ... read more (external link)

... population-based study. Author links open ... mortality in adults with diabetes. ... 4 show the relationships between DCPs, TCPs, OPP, and all-cause ... read more (external link)

The trickiest part was the discussion of global growth rates over the last 2000 years. read more (external link)

Study population and data collection. We enrolled adult patients who underwent hip replacement surgery at Samsung Medical Center between March 2010 ... read more (external link)

NRI News: Germany is grappling with a critical labor shortage and aging population, with projections indicating a deficit of seven million skilled ... read more (external link)

At the heart of demographic challenges lies the replacement birth ratio, a crucial metric for sustaining a nation's population. The global benchmark ... read more (external link)

Community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) remains a significant cause of morbidity and mortality, particularly among the elderly population. However, recent ... read more (external link)

... population growth rates in the G20 over the next 10 years, as per UN population projections. The country's working-age population is expected to ... read more (external link)

Honorary Enterprise Professor, School of Population and Global Health, and Department of General Practice and Primary Care, The University of ... read more (external link)

We have reduced our maternal mortality from 960 to 363 deaths per 100 000 live births, but it is still unacceptably high. When we are talking about ... read more (external link)

Study population. Sepsis was defined according to the Third International Consensus Definitions for Sepsis and Septic Shock (Sepsis-3) [ 1 ] ... read more (external link)

Sydney's population is booming thanks to migration, but deaths are outnumbering births in a growing share of mainly wealthy suburbs. read more (external link)

... demographics in ... read more (external link)

They start by noting that the aging population is of particular concern for urban public health researchers, because “By 2050, the size of the global ... read more (external link)