Introduction Multimorbidity is the coexistence of two or more chronic non-communicable
diseases (NCDs) in a given individual. Multimorbidity is increasing in low-and middle …

Background Multimorbidity is common, but the prevalence and burden of the specific
combinations of coexisting disease has not been systematically examined in the general US …

Background and Objectives People with epilepsy, one-third of whom in the United States are
on Medicaid, experience a wide range of chronic and physical comorbidities that influence …

Background The rise in health spending in the United States and the prevalence of
multimorbidity—having more than one chronic condition—are interlinked but not well …

Importance Although nearly 1 million older patients are admitted for emergency general
surgery (EGS) conditions yearly, long-term survival after these acute diseases is not well …

Background Limitations in instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) hinder a person's
ability to live independently in the community and self-manage their conditions, but its …

Objective To explore the prevalence and patterns of multimorbidity in population with
different genders and age ranges. Design A cross-sectional study. Setting National Health …

Objectives To assess the prevalence, pattern and determinants of non-communicable
diseases (NCDs) multimorbidity in Nepal. Design Secondary analysis of the data from the …

Background: Our understanding of how multimorbidity progresses and changes is nascent.
Objectives: Assess multimorbidity changes among racially/ethnically diverse middle-aged …

ABSTRACT Social Security Disability Insurance (DI) awards rise in recessions, especially for
older adults. Using Medicare data, we investigate whether this pattern is driven by changes …