Titlebook: Brackenridge‘s Medical Selection of Life Risks; R. D. C. Brackenridge (Consulting Medical Officer) Reference work 2006Latest edition Palgr

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The Concept of Health and Diseasee relative importance of each has been disputed. It has been said in the past, and the argument is still heard, that there is no reason, given ideal conditions, why men and women should not live well past 100 years. Several biological analogies have been quoted in support of this contention; Fisher

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Laboratory Testing and Risk Classificationr, they identified unknown or unreported diabetes and renal diseases — thereby allowing the more accurate classification of risk. Much later, blood testing was added to identify earlier stages of glucose intolerance, liver disease, renal disease, antibodies to HIV, and lipid abnormalities. More rece

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Underwriting Genetic Diseasesndreds of mutations, it was now clear that the genome contained many millions of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), many of which could lead to disease. Furthermore, it was becoming apparent that most disease resulted from the interaction of several mutations, both inherited and acquired.

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Types of Life and Health Insurance Policiesr hospital treatment or other specialist care by an attending or consultant physician, are referred to as ‘medical insurance’. Underwriting medical insurance is a specialism usually distinct from the skills applied to assessing other life and health risks and is therefore outside the prime focus of this book.

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Laboratory Testing and Risk Classificationntly, oral fluid testing was developed to test for HIV antibodies, cocaine, and cotinine. As insurance policy design has evolved with different premium rates for tobacco and non-tobacco users and preferred risk categories, laboratory testing has assumed a greater role in the classification of risk.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58712-2r hospital treatment or other specialist care by an attending or consultant physician, are referred to as ‘medical insurance’. Underwriting medical insurance is a specialism usually distinct from the skills applied to assessing other life and health risks and is therefore outside the prime focus of this book.