2017
DOI: 10.1590/0102-311x00080316
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Abstract: A transição da saúde no Brasil: variações regionais e divergência/convergência na mortalidade La transición de la salud en Brasil: variaciones regionales y divergencia/convergencia en la mortalidad

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“…Since 1950, mortality decline was more expressive in older ages (HORIUCHI et al, 2013;OEPPEN & VAUPEL, 2002). Consequently, we saw a deceleration in life expectancy evolution since the 1950's and a rise in the maximum lifespan registered (CANUDAS-ROMO, 2008;HORIUCHI et al 2013;VAUPEL, 2010;WILMOTH, 2000WILMOTH, , 2002RAU et al, 2008 Borges (2017) observes that mortality decline in ages above 60 contributed substantially to the rise in life expectancy in Brazil, especially for women, since the 1980-1991.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 82%
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“…Since 1950, mortality decline was more expressive in older ages (HORIUCHI et al, 2013;OEPPEN & VAUPEL, 2002). Consequently, we saw a deceleration in life expectancy evolution since the 1950's and a rise in the maximum lifespan registered (CANUDAS-ROMO, 2008;HORIUCHI et al 2013;VAUPEL, 2010;WILMOTH, 2000WILMOTH, , 2002RAU et al, 2008 Borges (2017) observes that mortality decline in ages above 60 contributed substantially to the rise in life expectancy in Brazil, especially for women, since the 1980-1991.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Brazil is 10 th most unequal country, Borges (2017) argues that the same age group showed a more regular and significant path, driven mainly by reduction in the circulatory system related deaths.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The epidemiological transition in Brazil presents important regional variations resulting from socioeconomic differences and inequality in the access to health services (FRENK et al, 1991;ARAÚJO, 1992;SCHRAMM et al, 2004;ARAÚJO, 2012;FRANÇA et al, 2017;BORGES, 2017). This transition has, in different Brazilian regions, been typified by a high incidence of infectious diseases and an increase in mortality from chronic non-communicable diseases (NCDs), in particular, cardiovascular ones, which account for almost 20% of deaths among individuals aged 30 and above (GUIMARÃES et al, 2015;FRANÇA et al, 2017).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The improved quality of mortality information in the North and Northeast has radically changed mortality trends, largely due to noncommunicable diseases. Data taken from 1996 onwards and several other papers argue and show that the quality of information collected has improved since then, allowing for proper comparisons across regions (BORGES, 2017;GUIMARÃES et al, 2015).…”
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