Abstract

Cardiovascular disease and injuries, premature mortality, working age population, male and people from economically less developed regions should be the priority targets for public health interventions. Estonian main public health strategies now address burden of disease concerns highlighted by our study.

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Public healthEstonianYears of potential life lostMedicineDiseaseDisease burdenEnvironmental healthPopulationBurden of diseaseSocioeconomic statusPsychological interventionGerontologyDemographyLife expectancyPsychiatryPathology

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Year
2009
Type
article
Volume
19
Issue
5
Pages
541-547
Citations
46
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Taavi Lai, Jarno Habicht, Raul Allan Kiivet (2009). Measuring burden of disease in Estonia to support public health policy. European Journal of Public Health , 19 (5) , 541-547. https://doi.org/10.1093/eurpub/ckp038

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10.1093/eurpub/ckp038