@philipncohen.com This image from a June vital stats report makes the estimate seem plausible, even if it was calculated indirectly: (link: www.ine.gob.cl/docs/default...)

New paper on how to calculate a multistate death distribution! What's that, you ask? Usually, we plot a death distribution by age at death. But age at death is the sum of our time spent in different states. If we split time between being healthy or not, then the distribution is multistate (1/3)

Can anyone give lit tips for papers showing this qualitative age pattern of a mortality rate ratio (e.g. frail vs not, sick vs not, high SES vs low, in nursing home vs general pop, with disease vs without)?

This week the UPV/EHU OPIK group will be hosting the
EAPS Health, Morbidity and Mortality Working Group Annual Meeting. Many international & national health, morbidity and mortality 🔝 researchers will visit us in Bilbao. Ongi Etorri! + info t.co/HClm9L4kdt