Estimating the changing nature of Scotland's health inequalities by using a multivariate spatiotemporal model.

J R Stat Soc Ser A Stat Soc · 2019 · PMC6563432 · PMID 31217673

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For example, for Greater Glasgow and Clyde there is a very strong decrease in risk of coronary heart disease until around 2009 when it levels off, a less steep decreasing trend for cerebrovascular disease, but an increasing trend can be seen for respiratory disease, with risk increasing from the lowest of all diseases in 2003 to the highest in 2012.

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However, coronary heart disease risk shows a decreasing trend with an average risk and 95% credible intervals entirely above 1 at the start of the time period (and higher than the other two diseases) but below 1 at the end (and now lower than the other two diseases).

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