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<\/a><\/p>\nSince last year, I have been sharing with you blog visitors the results of literature searches for the latest published papers on multimorbidity that we do on a regular basis. Many new papers on multimorbidity have been published during the May-August period of this year. Usually, the titles of all publications are listed here in the post. However, this time the number of publications in the list is too long for this venue so instead of listing the publications here, a pdf document including the publications has been prepared and can be accessed following this link<\/a>.<\/p>\n All references are also included in our library<\/a>. Feel free to share with anyone interested in multimorbidity.<\/p>\n It is nice to note that an important body of information covering different aspects of the subject is growing each year. To provide an idea of the increase of the number of publications on multimorbidity we did a simple search in Medline using the word multimorbidity. Articles published in any language were considered. The graph below shows how the number of publications at least mentioning multimorbidity has increased since the year 2000.<\/p>\n It looks like the many challenges of multimorbidity are attracting more researchers on the subject.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" By Martin Fortin Since last year, I have been sharing with you blog visitors the results of literature searches for the latest published papers on multimorbidity that we do on a regular basis. Many new papers on multimorbidity have been published during the May-August period of this year. Usually, the titles of all publications are read more <\/a><\/p>\n