Cold related mortality in England and Wales; influence of social class in working and retired age groups
作者： GC Donaldson , WR Keatinge
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摘要: Percentage increases in mortality winter were generally higher among lower than social classes 1970–72,1 but recent studies show no clear association with regional estimates of deprivation.2,3 We now assess cold related mortalities (always expressed as a fraction baseline mortality) England and Wales, working retired age groups, to look for any current effects class, see whether such are work related. Daily deaths 1998–2000 from the Office National Statistics, men women Wales aged 65–74 years 50–59 years, extracted by class (when recorded), 1 (professional), 2 (managerial technical), 3N (non-manual skilled), 3M (manual 4 (partly or 5 (unskilled), between 896 66 477 each age, sex …
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