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Hyperprolactinemia and the Association with All-Cause Mortality and Cardiovascular Mortality
Hormone and Metabolic Research, 2017AbstractHyperprolactinemia has been suspected to increase mortality risk, but the available data are conflicting. The objective of this study was to estimate the association between hyperprolactinemia and all-cause and cardiovascular mortality among patients referred for assessment of prolactin. For this study, adults with no prio pituitary disease who
Krogh, Jesper +4 more
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Effect of Raloxifene on All-cause Mortality
The American Journal of Medicine, 2010Raloxifene, a selective estrogen receptor modulator, reduces osteoporosis and invasive breast cancer risk but increases risk for venous thromboembolism and fatal stroke in women with or at high risk for coronary heart disease. To assess the risk/benefit of raloxifene as a preventative treatment, we analyzed treatment effects on overall and cause ...
Deborah, Grady +6 more
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All-cause mortality after ERCP
Endoscopy, 2016Background and study aims: This study aimed to externally validate a recently developed English model for the prediction of 30-day mortality after endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP). Real-world mortality data beyond 30 days post-ERCP are scarce; thus, the study also aimed to develop a prediction model for mortality up to 12 months ...
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Weight at Birth and All-Cause Mortality in Adulthood
Epidemiology, 2008Small size at birth is associated with subsequent cardiovascular disease and diabetes, and large size is associated with obesity and cancer. The overall impact of these opposing effects on mortality throughout the lifespan is unclear because causes of death change with age.We investigated the association of birth weight with adult all-cause mortality ...
Baker, Jennifer Lyn +2 more
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Overweight, Obesity, and All-Cause Mortality—Reply
JAMA, 2013The goal of our study was neither to endorse nor to criticize the standard BMI categories developed by the World Health Organization, but rather to summarize the published findings on mortality from studies that used those widely recognized categories.
Katherine M, Flegal +2 more
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Obesity: Focus on all-cause mortality and cancer
Maturitas, 2010Excess body weight is a strong determinant as well as modifiable risk factor for all-cause and cancer mortality, and as such carries the potential for primary prevention. Recently published studies greatly enhance our knowledge about the impact of body fat distribution on relative risks specific to cancer type, and among women, there is further ...
Birgit, Teucher +2 more
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Sleep Duration and All-Cause Mortality
Journal of Insurance MedicineSleep, as a behavioural lifestyle factor, has so far received limited attention in medical risk assessment. Nonetheless, behavioural lifestyle factors can offer valuable insights into the health status of applicants. Health trackers enable the continuous recording of lifestyle factors such as physical activity and sleep patterns.
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Excess all-cause mortality in Norway in 2024
Scandinavian Journal of Public HealthAims: The Norwegian Institute of Public Health calculated excess mortality for Norway in 2024 using a reference period that included 2023—a year with significant excess mortality—and concluded there was no excess mortality in 2024.
Richard Aubrey White +3 more
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Remote preconditioning and all-cause mortality
The Lancet, 2013Nathan, Mewton, Michel, Ovize
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