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2. What's happening to U.S. mortality rates?

Author(s):
Chen, Anqi, author
Munnell, Alicia H., author
Sanzenbacher, Geoffrey T., author
Publication:
Chestnut Hill, MA : Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, September 2017
Subject(s):
Mortality -- trends
Biomedical Technology
Drug Therapy
Educational Status
Health Behavior
Health Services Accessibility
Obesity
Smoking
Social Security
Socioeconomic Factors
Humans
United States

4. Rising inequality in life expectancy by socioeconomic status

Author(s):
Sanzenbacher, Geoffrey T., author
Webb, Anthony, author
Cosgrove, Candace, M., author
Orlova, Natalia S., author
Publication:
Chestnut Hill, MA : Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, April 2017
Subject(s):
Health Status Disparities
Life Expectancy
Social Determinants of Health
Educational Status
Mortality
Sex Factors
Socioeconomic Factors
Humans
United States

6. Why has U.S. life expectancy fallen below other countries?

Author(s):
Chen, Anqi, author
Munnell, Alicia H., author
Sanzenbacher, Geoffrey T., author
Zulkarnain, Alice, author
Publication:
Chestnut Hill, MA : Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, December 2017
Subject(s):
Developed Countries
Life Expectancy -- trends
Mortality -- trends
Forecasting
Health Expenditures
Insurance, Health
Men
Obesity -- epidemiology
Obesity -- mortality
Risk Factors
Smoking -- mortality
Socioeconomic Factors
Women
Humans
United States

7. Is the drop in fertility due to the great recession or a permanent change?

Author(s):
Munnell, Alicia H., author
Chen, Anqi, author
Sanzenbacher, Geoffrey T., author
Publication:
Chestnut Hill, MA : Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, March 2019
Subject(s):
Birth Rate -- trends
Economic Recession
Socioeconomic Factors
Birth Rate -- ethnology
African Americans
Educational Status
Employment
European Continental Ancestry Group
Hispanic Americans
Income
Religion
Humans
United States