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0031: Distribution of Union Army Recruits

Tayatat Kanjanapipatkul

0030: What predicts linkage to the 1900 and 1910 Censuses, given that a recruit entered the pension system?

Tayatat Kanjanapipatkul

0029: What predicts linkage to Surgeon's Certificates for Veterans who entered the Pension System?

Tayatat Kanjanapipatkul

0028: Linkage bias to the 1850 and 1860 Censuses

Max Henderson

0027: Civil War Pensions, Civil Rights, and the Americans with Disabilities Act

Peter Blanck and Michael Millinder

0026: The Epidemiology of Congestive Heart Failure: Lessons from the Past

S. E. Wilson, L. L. Nguyen, R. Mittendorf and M. Rudberg

0025: The Natural History of Congestive Heart Failure: 19th and 20th Century

S. E. Wilson and M. Rudberg

0024: The Reliability of Self-Reported Health Statistics: A Comparison Test Using Chronic Conditions in NHANES and NHIS" (August)

S. E. Wilson

0023: Work and the Accommodation of Chronic Illness: A Re-examination of the Health-Labor Supply Relationship

S. E. Wilson

0022: Disability and Mortality at the Turn of the Century: New Lessons from Old Data

S. E. Wilson

0021: Inter-Spousal Correlations in Health Status: New Evidence from the Health and Retirement Survey

S. E. Wilson

0020: Regional and Occupational Variation in the Prevalence of Chronic Respiratory Conditions in the Industrial Revolution

S. E. Wilson

0019: Filing for the Union Army Pension: A Summary from Historical Evidence

Chen Song

0018: Dimensions of Non-Combat Mortality among Union Army Forces: A Survey of Patterns in Aggregated Data

Daniel Scott Smith

0017: A reconstruction of Examinations for Service in the Union Military, 1863-1865

Daniel Scott Smith

0016: Ancillary Documentation on the Union Army Migration Data set (UMAD)

M. A. Sanchez

0015: Hedonic Index of Wartime Mortality and Older Age Mortality (July)

C. Lee

0014: Life Cycle Savings in the United States, 1900-1990

C. Lee

0013: The Expected Length of Retirement in the United States, 1850-1990

C. Lee

0012: Labor Market Status of Older Males in Early Twentieth Century America

C. Lee

0011: Sectoral Shift and Labor Force Participation of Older Males in the United States, 1880-1940

C. Lee

0010: Comparison of New York and San Francisco Hospital Records

Tayatat Kanjanapipatkul

0009: Fertility and Marriage in New York State in the Era of the Civil War

M. Haines

0008: Early Indicators of Later Work Levels, Disease, and Death

Robert Fogel and L. T. Wimmer

0007: Using Secular Health Trends to Forecast the Scope of the Retirement and Health Problems in 2040 and Beyond

Robert Fogel

0006: The Global Struggle to Escape from Chronic Malnutrition since 1700

Robert Fogel

0005: Long-Term declines in Disability Among Older Men: Medical Care, Public Health, and Occupational Change

Dora Costa

0004: Civil War Pensions, Civil Rights, and the Americans with Disabilities Act: Empirical Study (1862-1907, 1990-2000)

Peter Blanck

0003: Reliability and Consistency of Surgeon's Examinations

Alex Barcinski