… Life-expectancy was much shorter in persons with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. Excess
… curtailed life-expectancy, when compared against the impact of death by external causes. …

… years of potential life lost to schizophrenia and life expectancy in people with schizophrenia.
Although … Life expectancy among persons with schizophrenia or bipolar affective disorder. …

… on estimated life expectancy was demonstrated for patients with schizophrenia of different …
-year-old female patient with schizophrenia, the change in life expectancy (in years) would be …

… is known about the life expectancy and potential years of life lost (… life expectancy and PYLL
for people with schizophrenia in western China. A total of 228,572 people with schizophrenia …

… If we, for example, match the life expectancies of women with affective psychosis against those
of … As standard population we used all persons alive on the first of January 1983 who had …

… (b) Lifelong extrapolation to estimate the life expectancy of the 20–29 schizophrenia cohort
… two lifetime outcomes to assess the impact of schizophrenia. First, the expected years of life …

… As cardiovascular diseases are the most common cause of death in western countries [6] , we
aimed at describing the impact of cardiovascular disease on the mortality and life expectancy …

… with schizophrenia, the average remaining life expectancy from the … the average remaining
life expectancy subtracted from 95 … distribution for those with schizophrenia (Andersen, 2017). …

… Our findings suggest a widening longevity gap between persons with schizophrenia and …
In contrast to schizophrenia, improving life expectancy and decreasing mortality rates have …

… Our data show that persons in the Nordic countries with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder
have a substantially reduced life expectancy. An evaluation of the reasons for these increased …