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Estimates of years of life lost depended on the method used: tutorial and comparative investigation
OBJECTIVES: This review aims to summarize key methods for estimating years of life lost (YLL), highlighting their differences and how they can be implemented in current software, and applies them in a real-world example. STUDY DESIGN AND SETTING: We investigated the common YLL methods: (1) Years of
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