Social Sciences
mortality
100%
health
83%
life expectancy
41%
trend
35%
education
34%
preemption law
32%
childhood
30%
disability
29%
health behavior
20%
income
17%
health insurance coverage
17%
economic factors
17%
health insurance
17%
polarization
16%
minimum wage
16%
cause of death
13%
social status
13%
death
12%
sick leave
11%
chronic illness
11%
retirement age
10%
alcohol
10%
Social Policy
10%
coverage
10%
smoking
10%
marriage
9%
women's studies
9%
level of education
9%
economics
9%
health policy
9%
politics
9%
interview
9%
infant mortality
9%
family work
8%
sleep
8%
vulnerability
8%
cause
8%
regional difference
8%
gender
8%
time
8%
Economic Policy
7%
profit
7%
damages
7%
age group
6%
penalty
6%
adverse events
6%
equity
6%
resources
6%
regression
6%
worker
6%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Mortality
58%
Education
56%
Health
44%
Life Expectancy
37%
Population Health
37%
Economics
32%
European Continental Ancestry Group
32%
Women's Health
30%
Income
26%
Politics
24%
Social Class
21%
Health Surveys
19%
Health Behavior
18%
Interviews
18%
Health Insurance
17%
Taxes
16%
Retirement
15%
Salaries and Fringe Benefits
15%
Cause of Death
14%
Public Policy
13%
Insurance Coverage
12%
Marriage
12%
Health Equity
11%
Longevity
11%
African Continental Ancestry Group
11%
Men's Health
11%
Somatotypes
10%
Mexican Americans
10%
Health Policy
10%
Sick Leave
10%
Origin of Life
9%
Smoking
9%
Infant Mortality
9%
Middle Aged
8%
Hemostasis
8%
Vulnerable Populations
8%
Vegetables
8%
Alcohols
8%
Fruit
7%
Health Education
7%
Homicide
7%
Metabolic Syndrome
7%
Public Health
6%
Language
6%
Civil Rights
6%
Independent Living
6%
Parturition
6%
Acculturation
6%
Fats
6%
Suicide
6%
