RRR of transitioning between disability states in the CFAS II (2011) compared to CFAS I (1991) for men and women with each LTC, with 95% CIs and <i>p</i>-values (p).

<p>Estimates from models stratified by sex and health condition with age and study covariates.</p>

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Main Author:	Holly Q. Bennett (12216515) (author)
Other Authors:	Andrew Kingston (329935) (author), Ilianna Lourida (744958) (author), Louise Robinson (124623) (author), Lynne Corner (5951882) (author), Carol Brayne (17434) (author), Fiona E. Matthews (7242077) (author), Carol Jagger (17435) (author)
Published:	2022
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