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Unhealthy aging trajectories

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  1. Continuous health insurance coverage lowers the risk of unhealthy aging trajectories in humans.

    “continuous insurance coverage in ages 50-64, compared with intermittent or no insurance, was associated with lower odds of less healthy and unhealthy aging trajectories.”

    Humanscompared with intermittent or no insurance

    Predictors and Consequences of Poor Health Trajectories Among US Adults Ages 50-64: A Latent Class Growth Analysis

    Journal of general internal medicineMar 6, 2025

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