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Birth characteristics largely explain the higher child mortality in England versus Sweden

Birth Factors Mostly Explain England’s Child Mortality Rate

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Socioeconomic conditions also contribute to the excess child mortality in England versus Sweden
Individuals with a later chronotype have increased mortality risk

Higher Mortality Risk Seen for ‘Night Owls’

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Higher prevalence of mortality, CV and metabolic dysfunction for definite evening type individuals
Loss of wealth over a two-year period is associated with increased risk of all-cause mortality for U.S. adults aged 51 years and older

Sudden Loss of Wealth Increases Risk of All-Cause Mortality

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Increased risk of death in those with negative wealth shock versus continuously positive wealth
Moderate-to-vigorous physical activity physical activity is associated with reduced mortality risk

MVPA Mortality Risk Reduction Not Tied to Exercise in Bouts

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Lower mortality risk seen with moderate-to-vigorous physical activity regardless of how it is accumulated
Career participation in professional American football seems not to be associated with an increased risk of all-cause mortality compared with limited participation

Mortality Risk Similar for Career Versus Limited NFL Participation

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No significantly increased adjusted mortality risk seen for career players relative to replacements
In both men and women in the United States

Cancer Death Rate Continuing to Decline in United States

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Continuous drop in combined cancer death rate from 1991 to 2015, resulting in 2,378,600 fewer deaths
From 2015 to 2016

CDC: 2015 to 2016 Saw Drop in Life Expectancy in United States

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Increase in rate of age-adjusted drug overdose deaths observed during same time period
Elderly individuals who frequently leave the house have a lower risk of mortality

Leaving the House Tied to Lower Mortality Risk in Seniors

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In adults aged 70 to 95, going out more often is linked to higher survival rates versus rarely leaving
Voluntarily stopping eating and drinking is a course that patients may choose to hasten their death

Legal Aspects to Consider in Voluntary Refusal to Eat, Drink

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Patients, families, clinicians must consider clinical, ethical, legal aspects of VSED to hasten death
Among patients with type 2 diabetes and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease

Sudden Death Most Common CV Death in T2DM/ASCVD

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27 percent of CV deaths in diabetes patients with atherosclerotic CVD are categorized as sudden death