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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Risk reductions"”.

  1. Health economics: Policy outcomes, individual choice, and adolescent behavior

    … heterogeneity in individual demand for health risk reductions. Utilizing individual stated-preference data from matching surveys conducted in both Canada and the United States, I employ the Value of a Statistical Illness Profile framework to investigate differences in average willingness-to-pay …

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  2. Essays on econometric modeling of subjective perceptions of risks in environment and human health

    … under the microeconomic theory to valuate reductions of risks inherent in environment and human health. However, it does not offer a careful discussion of how to estimate risk reduction values using data, especially the modeling and estimating individual perceptions of risks present in the …

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  3. Coverage of alcoholism and the consequences of alcohol use in lay magazines: A content analysis

    Thirty six magazines from end of year 2005 to beginning of year 2006 were reviewed for their content on alcohol. Content analysis was conducted to determine how the subject was treated in chosen lay magazines. The publications, the top selling magazine targeting women, the top selling magazine …

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  4. Combined associations of diet quality, physical activity, and their changes over time with cardiometabolic risk and mortality

    … with cardiometabolic diseases (CMD), their risk factors, and mortality. However, their combined impact on health outcomes has been less explored, particularly when considering their changes over time. To draw public health messages that can be widely applicable, it is essential to capture …

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