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policies potentially gain more healthy life years and reduce unhealthy life years in Belgium. Health Topics:  Life expectancy Espérance de vie Levensverwachting Lifestyle risk factors Facteurs de risque liés ...

was found for more incident cases of thyroid cancer near the two nuclear power plants. Regarding the two industrial and research nuclear sites, no evidence for a higher incidence in the vicinity of ...

a responsibility shared by scientists, funding agencies and publishers. Journal policies requesting deposit during submission of a manuscript is already one of the measures to make more biological materials ...

longer but have more years with disability. We assessed the contribution of gender differences in mortality and disability, total and by cause, to women’s excess unhealthy life years (ULY s). Methods: We ...

9.0% whether there were previous attempts; 22.5% whether the patient was receiving mental health treatment at follow-up and 22.0% whether suicidal behaviour was repeated at follow-up. Relatively more ...

9.0% whether there were previous attempts; 22.5% whether the patient was receiving mental health treatment at follow-up and 22.0% whether suicidal behaviour was repeated at follow-up. Relatively more ...

adults hospitalized with a GAS infection at the tertiary hospital were homeless. The estimated incidence rate was 100 times higher for homeless persons. Skin abscesses were more frequent in the homeless ...

nevertheless national health authorities should provide more legal and financial support to implement more adequate C. psittaci diagnostic tools. Health Topics:  Health and disease monitoring Surveillance de la ...

Acute care hospitals antimicrobial use Healthcare-associated infection Abstract: Antimicrobial agents used to treat infections are life-saving. Overuse may result in more frequent adverse effects and ...

more disability than men perhaps due to gender differences in the prevalence of diseases and/or in their disabling impact. We compare the contribution of chronic diseases to disability in men and women ...