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    • Epidemiology
    • Health Statistics

    Background:

    • Disability days impact the civilian, noninstitutional population.
    • Previous data on disability days were collected for 1961-1966.

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    • To present data on the total number and annual rates per person for disability days in 1968.
    • To analyze disability days based on demographic characteristics.

    Main Methods:

    • Data collected from the civilian, noninstitutional population for the data year 1968.
    • Defined disability days as restricted-activity days, bed days, and school-loss days.
    • Analyzed demographic characteristics including age, sex, residence, region, income, usual activity, and color.

    Main Results:

    • Presents total number and annual rates per person for disability days in 1968.
    • Details restricted-activity days, bed days, and school-loss days.
    • Provides demographic breakdowns of disability day prevalence.

    Conclusions:

    • The 1968 data provides a snapshot of disability prevalence in the US civilian population.
    • Understanding disability day patterns is crucial for public health planning.
    • Demographic factors influence the experience of disability days.