1 “... and drinks and tobacco products than ads (all\sP\s< 0.005). Adjusting for the number of each type of ad...”

2 “... utilization often focus on costs of providing medical care, rather than payments for medical care. Calculated...”

3 “... and drinks and tobacco products than ads (all\sP\s< 0.005). Adjusting for the number of each type of ad...”

4 “... utilization often focus on costs of providing medical care, rather than payments for medical care. Calculated...”

5 “... recognition have lower Medicare costs than those at practices without such recognition. Our study explores...”

6 “... of these surveys are more accurate than estimates from another. Each survey has definite strengths and limitations....”

7 “... of these surveys are more accurate than estimates from another. Each survey has definite strengths and limitations....”

8 “... recognition have lower Medicare costs than those at practices without such recognition. Our study explores...”

9 “... is more powerful than other options...”

10 “... is more powerful than other options...”

11 “... lower hospital costs than matched patients who do not receive palliative care, many hospitals face...”

12 “... score draws on more than 150 neighborhood-level variables across 10 SDoH domains. As piloted in Ohio...”

13 “... lower hospital costs than matched patients who do not receive palliative care, many hospitals face...”

14 “... used by more than 1,000 researchers, the PhenX Toolkit offers a catalog of measures, supporting...”

15 “... that the comparable costs in 2007 were more than 96 billion. With the expectation that these costs will continue...”

16 “... that the comparable costs in 2007 were more than 96 billion. With the expectation that these costs will continue...”

17 “... used by more than 1,000 researchers, the PhenX Toolkit offers a catalog of measures, supporting...”

18 “... with continuous private coverage. The effect of intermittent coverage was larger than the effect of race/ethnicity...”

19 “...). They also quit their jobs more often (14.6%) than older survivors (4.4%; P < 0.01) and faced more job...”

20 “... with continuous private coverage. The effect of intermittent coverage was larger than the effect of race/ethnicity...”