The way we assess risk of coronary heart disease has become more accurate in recent
years. How does this affect the efficacy of primary and secondary prevention strategies?

Objectives. We systematically reviewed the literature on the impact of returning to work on
health among working-aged adults. Methods. We searched 6 electronic databases in 2005. …

Objectives: There is uncertainty about whether position in a socioeconomic hierarchy confers
different mortality risks on men and women. The objective of this study was to conduct a …

Objectives To identify and define all patients who have spinal fractures within a complete
population. Summary of Background Data The true incidence of spinal column and cord injury …

This paper examines the validity of using ecologic measures of socioeconomic status as
proxies for individual-level measures in the study of population health. Based on a …

Using the demand-control-support model of job strain, the authors examined gender differences
in the relationship between psychosocial work exposures and psychological distress in …

Background Sex differences in the use of health care services can be substantial at several
stages of life. However, the extent to which differences in reproductive biology and mortality …

In this article the organization and accuracy of the population registry and administrative
data base in Manitoba, Canada are discussed. The overall data management strategy and a …

Health varies with socioeconomic status; those with higher incomes or who are better
educated can expect to have better health. The success of the Canadian universal health care …

To evaluate the relationship between employment status and health-related quality of life (HRQOL)
in HIV/AIDS. A total of 361 participants provided baseline data in the context of an …