… the different manifestations must be examined separately in order to appreciate the implications
of secular trends in the incidence of CHD for the compression of morbidity issue (figure …

… why future declines in mortality will have a diminishing effect … a hypothesis in which it is
argued that morbidity and disability … Although studies have demonstrated that declining mortality …

… compression of morbidity hypothesis and then we discuss trends in morbidity and mortality.
We … We have started by examining the trends in major causes of mortality because trends in …

… mortality, using the non-Maori population in New Zealand as a case study. The primary objective
is to study patterns and trends in mortality and morbidity… declines in mortality, especially …

… a distinction not shown here but examined in detail below, but mortality rates for both were
higher … moved in opposite directions speaks against the hypothesis that relative income—your …

… by examining an historical episode of declining mortality where evidence is also available
about morbidity… In particular, it highlights the importance of the insult accumulation hypothesis. …

… Also, we believe that an equally plausible hypothesis is that current mental health is a
consequence of physical health. Furthermore, we examine the concurrent intra-individual changes …

… Four possible pathways can cause fluctuations in daily mortality and morbidity. Although
the PM association has been extensively examined, the possible roles of the other pathways …

… heart disease morbidity and mortality. We are examining possible interactions between
sex and self-reports of ischemic heart disease morbidity on subsequent mortality. If self-reported …

… Most severe vertebral pathology lesions of all MW we have examined. Maxillary … prolonged
and deep flooding, and we hypothesize that the oral infection and associated pain decreased …