[Lifetime socioeconomic status and health-related risk behaviors: the ELSA-Brazil study].

摘要: Our objective was to investigate the association between lifetime socioeconomic status and intra-generational social mobility low consumption of fruits vegetables, leisure-time physical inactivity, smoking among 13,216 men women participating in baseline ELSA-Brazil study (2008-2010). Socioeconomic childhood, adolescence, adulthood measured by maternal schooling, socio-occupational class first occupation, current respectively. Social disadvantages were consistently associated with higher prevalence three behaviors analyzed women. However, youth childhood less behaviors. For example, while schooling reduced odds past (women) (men women), it inactivity Meanwhile, increased women) (women). Analysis trajectories lent additional support relevance for risk behaviors, since only individuals that rose high did not show these when compared participants had always belonged class. findings indicate appear be more relevant than adolescence.