Integrated population health management

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Human research links integrated population health management to lower mortality from respiratory disease, stroke, heart disease and cancer, alongside longer lifespan. The work comes from one lab in one country, without independent replication.

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1 lab in 1 country

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upin humans1

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Integrated population health management extends lifespan in humans (+4.9 years (83.3 vs 78.4 years)).
Humansn = 3,944,173
Associations of multiple evidence-based care strategies with disease mortality, life expectancy, and disparities in the United States
Health affairs scholar28 Jul 2026

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Respiratory disease mortality

downin humans1RR 0.59

1 study

Integrated population health management lowers the risk of respiratory disease mortality in humans (RR 0.59 (95% CI 0.55-0.63)).
Humansn = 3,944,173
Associations of multiple evidence-based care strategies with disease mortality, life expectancy, and disparities in the United States
Health affairs scholar28 Jul 2026

Stroke mortality

downin humans1RR 0.86

1 study

Integrated population health management lowers the risk of stroke mortality in humans (RR 0.86 (95% CI 0.82-0.91)).
Humansn = 3,944,173
Associations of multiple evidence-based care strategies with disease mortality, life expectancy, and disparities in the United States
Health affairs scholar28 Jul 2026

Cancer mortality

downin humans1RR 0.85

1 study

Integrated population health management lowers the risk of cancer mortality in humans (RR 0.85 (95% CI 0.83-0.88)).
Humansn = 3,944,173
Associations of multiple evidence-based care strategies with disease mortality, life expectancy, and disparities in the United States
Health affairs scholar28 Jul 2026

Heart disease mortality

downin humans1RR 0.69

1 study

Integrated population health management lowers the risk of heart disease mortality in humans (RR 0.69 (95% CI 0.67-0.71)).
Humansn = 3,944,173
Associations of multiple evidence-based care strategies with disease mortality, life expectancy, and disparities in the United States
Health affairs scholar28 Jul 2026

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