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ASMR
(redirected from Age-Standardized Mortality Rate)

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ASMRAustralian Society for Medical Research
ASMRAmelioration du Service Medical Rendu (French)
ASMRAmerican Society of Mining and Reclamation
ASMRAge-Standardized Mortality Rate
ASMRAssociation Suisse des Maîtres Ramoneurs
ASMRA Sailor Moon Romance (anime)
ASMRAdvanced Surface-Movement Radar
ASMRArmed Services Medical Regulating Office
ASMRAviation Support Management Report
ASMRAutonomous Sensory Meridian Response
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During 1998-2004, the age-standardized mortality rate associated with CDAD increased from 9 per million population to 17 per million.
Hospitalizations and deaths associated with Clostridium difficile ... by Lyytikainen, Outi; Turunen, Heli; Sund, Reijo; Rasinpera, Marja; Kononen, Eija; Ruutu, Petri; Keskim / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Cancer has a higher Age-Standardized Mortality Rate among Jews than Arabs in all sites except for lung cancer.
A closer look at the health of Arab citizens of Israel by Israel Equality Monitor
 
 
 
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