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CV Risk Factors at Age 25-64 & Long-Term Medicare Costs
To assess in four large Chicago population cohorts whether young adult and middle-aged risk factor status has an impact not only on average annual Medicare costs, but also on cumulative and lifetime Medicare costs, to ages 70, 75, 80, \>80, including to death, and during the last one to two years of life.
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