Reducing disease prevalence rather than promoting health has long been the objective of
significant population health initiatives, such as the social determinants of health (SDH) …

Importance Since 1996, the US Preventive Services Task Force has recommended against
cervical cancer screening in average-risk women 65 years or older with adequate prior …

Abstract Older adults in North America face similar challenges to successful ageing as other
adults around the world, including an increased risk of geriatric syndromes and functional …

Abstract Background Single-level falls (SLFs) in the older US population is a leading cause
of hospital admission and rates are increasing. Unscheduled hospital readmission is …

Given the increasing prevalence of telomere research in the healthcare field, this paper first
analyzes how newfound discoveries in the domain link to aging, and then explores how …

Background: In the United States, Medicare beneficiaries diagnosed with cancer often face
significant financial challenges due to the expensive nature of cancer treatments and …

Background Socioeconomic status (SES) is presented as a complex structure and has not
been studied adequately among adult patients with glioma. This study aims to identify the …

Background Although frequent emergency department (ED) users have been widely studied
in cross-sectional settings, there is some evidence suggesting that most frequent ED users …

Introduction: Medicare eligibility at 65 has been associated with increased diagnosis and
survival for certain cancers due to greater health care utilization. We aim to assess for a …

Social determinants of health are associated with a variety of negative health outcomes,
including COVID-19 morbidity and mortality. However, most research evaluating this …