Having cancer is associated with a higher probability of having cerebrovascular diseases (by 5 percentage points) and the interaction effect is 6 percentage at borderline significance, which again could more than compensate the positive comorbid disease effect. 17 In columns (3), we predict the probability of having comorbid heart problems with cerebrovascular disease (the reversed case as in column 1).
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Health literacy and its effect on chronic disease prevention: evidence from China's data.
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