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activity limitations |
1 |
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adult health |
1 |
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adult mortality |
1 |
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age of expected zero vitality |
1 |
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age-period-cohort models |
1 |
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aging |
1 |
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between-group disparities |
1 |
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birth place |
1 |
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birth weight |
1 |
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body mass index |
1 |
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body mass index trajectories |
1 |
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causal inference |
1 |
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child overweight |
1 |
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child underweight |
1 |
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child well-being index |
1 |
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childhood family background |
1 |
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childhood income inequality |
1 |
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china |
1 |
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chronic diseases |
1 |
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cognition |
1 |
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cognitive skills |
1 |
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cohort |
1 |
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cohort analysis |
1 |
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cohort effects |
1 |
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cohort evolution |
1 |
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compositional effects |
1 |
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confidence in medicine |
1 |
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consumers |
1 |
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contextual effect |
1 |
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dementia |
1 |
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demographic decomposition |
1 |
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demography |
1 |
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deterrence |
1 |
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discrete-time hazard model |
1 |
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discrimination |
1 |
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displacement |
1 |
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double hierarchical generalize linear model |
1 |
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duration of residence |
1 |
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early life diseases |
1 |
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early origins of health |
1 |
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early-life conditions |
1 |
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early-life diseases |
1 |
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ecological system |
1 |
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education |
1 |
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epidemiologic transition |
1 |
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executions |
1 |
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expanded pharmaceutical industry |
1 |
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financial transparency |
1 |
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framingham heart study |
1 |
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gender |
1 |
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gender disparities |
1 |
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health |
1 |
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health behaviors |
1 |
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health decline |
1 |
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health disparities |
1 |
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health disparity |
1 |
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health inequalities |
1 |
|
health trend |
1 |
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heterogeneity |
1 |
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hierarchical age-period-cohort model |
1 |
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hierarchical age-period-cohort—variance function regression model |
1 |
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hierarchical modeling |
1 |
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hierarchical-age-period-cohort-variance-function-regression model |
1 |
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homicides |
1 |
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immigrant health advantage |
1 |
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immigration |
1 |
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income inequality |
1 |
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interactive contextual effect |
1 |
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job distress |
1 |
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job satisfaction |
1 |
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job security |
1 |
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labor market |
1 |
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lagged effects |
1 |
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life course |
1 |
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life course analysis |
1 |
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life-course |
1 |
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managerial relations |
1 |
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marriage |
1 |
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medical expansion |
1 |
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medical investment |
1 |
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medical professionalization/specialization |
1 |
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mental health |
1 |
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morbidity and mortality |
1 |
|
mortality |
1 |
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mortality disparities by nativity |
1 |
|
mortality rate |
1 |
|
mortality risk |
1 |
|
mortality risks |
1 |
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mortality selection |
1 |
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mortality variation |
1 |
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mother's education |
1 |
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national health interview survey |
1 |
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national health interview survey data |
1 |
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nativity |
1 |
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non-cognitive skills |
1 |
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obedience to doctors' authority |
1 |
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obesity |
1 |
|
obesity epidemic |
1 |
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one child policy |
1 |
|
organizational commitment |
1 |
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overweight |
1 |
|
physical functioning |
1 |
|
physical health |
1 |
|
physiological dysregulation |
1 |
|
physiological status |
1 |
|
population aging |
1 |
|
population health |
1 |
|
population heterogeneity |
1 |
|
predictive power |
1 |
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protective effect |
1 |
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quality of life |
1 |
|
quantitative methodology |
1 |
|
race/ethnicity |
1 |
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racial disparities |
1 |
|
racial/ethnic disparities |
1 |
|
random effects |
1 |
|
rate of biological aging |
1 |
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rate of demographic aging |
1 |
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research methods |
1 |
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selection |
1 |
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self-rated health |
1 |
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self-reported health |
1 |
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ses-demographic effects |
1 |
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sex ratio at sexual maturity |
1 |
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simulation models |
1 |
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smoking |
1 |
|
social change |
1 |
|
social indicators |
1 |
|
sociodemographic characteristics |
1 |
|
socioeconomic status |
1 |
|
statistical interaction |
1 |
|
strehler and mildvan model |
1 |
|
strehler-mildvan theory |
1 |
|
stressful life events |
1 |
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trust in doctors' ethics |
1 |
|
unemployment |
1 |
|
united states |
1 |
|
usa |
1 |
|
variance function regression |
1 |
|
variance function regression model |
1 |
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within-group disparities |
1 |
|
work |
1 |
|
work stress |
1 |
