Long-term disease

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Socioeconomic deprivation

upin humans1HR 1.46

1 study

socioeconomic deprivation is associated with long-term disease in humans (HR 1.46 (1.45-1.48)).
“Risk of new long-term disease following surgery increased with increasing levels of deprivation (IMD 1 vs. IMD 10 elective: HR 1.46 (1.45-1.48), emergency: HR 1.46 (1.44-1.48)).”
Humansfollowing elective surgery, IMD 1 vs. IMD 10
Inequality in healthy lifespan following surgery: a longitudinal population study
medRxiv27 Apr 2026Preprint

Surgery

upin humans1

1 study

Surgery raises the risk of long-term disease in humans (elective: baseline 19.6%, three years 24.5%; emergency: baseline 10.3%, three years 12.3%).
“Rates of long-term disease increased following both elective (baseline 19.6%, three years 24.5%) and emergency surgery (baseline 10.3%, three years 12.3%).”
Humans
Inequality in healthy lifespan following surgery: a longitudinal population study
medRxiv27 Apr 2026Preprint

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