Eun-Young Park, Tae-Im Kim
[Factors influencing mothers' intention to vaccinate their elementary school sons against human papillomavirus]
Korean journal of women health nursing
evaluate trend seasonality cerebrovascular mortality rates adult population brazilian capitals 2000 2019 ecological descriptive study time series mortality due cerebrovascular causes adults 18 years living brazilian capitals 2000 2019 based brazilian mortality information system descriptive statistical techniques applied exploratory analysis data summary specific standardized rates ratios sociodemographic characteristics jointpoint regression model used estimate trend cerebrovascular mortality rates gender age groups geographic regions seasonal variability rates geographic regions estimated using generalized additive model smoothing cubic splines people aged 60 years comprised 77 cerebrovascular deaths women 52 white individuals 47 single people 59 low schooling 57 elementary school predominated sample recife 201000 inhab vitria 161000 inhab showed highest crude mortality rates recife 4910000 inhab palmas 4710000 inhab prevailed applied standardized rates cerebrovascular mortality rates brazil show favorable declining trend adults genders seasonality influenced rate increase july august almost region capitals except north rose march april may deaths due cerebrovascular causes prevailed older single adults low schooling trend showed tendency decline winter greatest risk regional differences support decisionmakers implementing public policies reduce cerebrovascular mortality