… A commonly used index is the healthy years of life saved by specific interventions. Samuel
Preston critically examines this index, identifying circumstances in which it yields reliable and …

… These changes have been referred to as the epidemiologic transition. The main features
of the transition include a decline in mortality, an increase in life expectancy, and a shift in the …

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… In this comment, which will be limited to the "western model" of the epidemiologic transition,
… of the epidemiologic transition. Should the beginning and end of the epidemiologic transition …

… As socioeconomic status and access to health care improve, the disease burden of a
population tends to undergo an epidemiological transition: populations appear to transition from …

… shock to life expectancy, which was a part of the international epidemiological transition, 2
… exogenous variation in life expectancy, the strategy compares years of schooling for cohorts …

… India's epidemiological transition is characterized by dual burden … epidemiological transition
via exploring the structural changes in pattern of diseases and progress in mortality transition…

… systematic application of epidemiologic inference to changing … There can be no doubt that a
profound epidemiological … 1971 presentation of the Epidemiologic Transition Theory, moving …

… s and dementia, which are associated with later-life onset. This has been described as a
further epidemiological transition associated with an unnatural extension of the human lifespan. …

… life table … epidemiological transition theory: for both sexes and every country, cardiovascular
diseases carried the largest mortality burden for the majority of the transition between a life …