“…Differences of firearm-related injury rates per capita were assessed. RESULTS: When controlling for population, states with CAP legislation had a 22% decrease in firearm injuries per capita compared with states without CAP legislation. …”
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“…CONCLUSION: We found that per capita savings and per capita medical expenditure are most closely related to the TB incidence. …”
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“…The weekly average was considered ‘low risk’ when the per capita viral load was 85 × 10(6) N2 gc/pd. A ‘medium risk’ occurs when the per capita copies were between 85 × 10(6) and 200 × 10(6) N2 gc/pd. with a rate of change <100 %. …”
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“…METHODS: We reflect on the existing debate and research evidence regarding the X value in an X*GDP per capita framework to monetise DALYs, with a focus on if 1*GDP per capita is conceptually and practically appropriate. …”
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“…Furthermore, although without a statistically significant difference, untreated ECC was associated with ≈302€ lower GDP per capita, ≈12€ lower social and health care expenditures per capita, 34 inhabitants per km(2) lower population density, almost 20€ per capita lower local self-government budget and a 1.7% higher unemployment rate. …”
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“…Spending per capita for health care in the United States varies dramatically by State and region. …”
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“…OBJECTIVE: To quantify the household expenditure per capita and to estimate the percentage of Brazilian households that have spent with dental insurance. …”
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“…The apparent synergism—the statistical interaction of food and density levels—was the result of confounding per capita food with social density in that design. …”
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“…Homicides appear countercyclical, with higher levels at lower GDP per capita. Conclusions: Our results reveal large heterogeneity, but in our sample of cities, for specific population groups and causes of death, mortality oscillates procyclically, increasing when GDP per capita increases. …”
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“…The said factors included population aging, urbanization, household size, per capita GDP, number of vehicles, per capita mutton consumption, education level, and household direct energy consumption structure. …”
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“…The pandemic would reduce household per capita income by 8.75% for rural residents and 6.13% for urban residents. …”
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“…DISCUSSION: The per capita costs for larval source management interventions with Bti are roughly a third of the annual per capita expenditures for anti-malarial drugs and those for LLINs in Burkina Faso which are US$ 3.80 and 3.00, respectively. …”
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“…Census. RESULTS: Fewer per capita psychiatrists (z-score = -2.16; p = .031), lower percent of drug treatment paid by Medicaid (-3.66; p < .001), higher per capita healthcare costs (5.71; p < .001), higher number of physically unhealthy days in a month (8.6; p < .001), lower high school graduation rate (-4.05; p < .001), smaller county size (-2.66, p = .008; -2.71, p = .007; medium and large versus small counties, respectively), and more police officers per capita (8.74; p < .001) were associated with higher per capita jail population. …”
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“…Even if natural gas per capita is causally related to financial development, it does not exert a significant impact on it in these countries. …”
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“…Data from the 2005 and 2006 North American Quitline Consortium surveys and from publicly available sources were analyzed to identify factors that predict higher levels of per capita quitline funding. The best-fitting multivariate model comprised higher per capita tobacco control funding (2005 p = 0.004, 2006 p=0.000), not securitizing Master Settlement Agreement payments (2005 p = 0.008, 2006 p=0.01), and liberal political ideology (2005 p = 0.002, 2006 p=0.002). …”
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“…This paper considers a semiparametric panel data analysis for the study of the relationship between per capita HCE and per capita GDP for 42 African countries over the period 1995–2009. …”
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“…The statistical estimation and tests showed that income inequality has a negative effect on CO(2) emissions but the relationship pattern depends on the level of per capita GDP. An inverted U-shaped relationship was also observed between per capita GDP and CO(2) emissions. …”
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“…BACKGROUND: Population structure and per capita mobile phones are related to the information infrastructure of countries. …”
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“…The prevalence of hypertension was higher in illiterate population, among participants with low annual household income per capita, and participants with good access to medical services than in their counterparts who had good education, high annual household income per capita and poor access to medical services (all p<0.05). …”
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“…The relationships between the diabetes or obesity prevalence and per capita niacin consumption were similar both in different age groups and in male and female populations. …”
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