class, and income attenuates but does not remove the association between children’s education and parents’ mortality risk …

Using micro-level longitudinal data from Southern Sweden for 1813 to 1968, this work evaluates the effect of exposure … to disease in early life on mortality over the entire life course and separately by sex. The local rates of post …-early neonatal mortality are considered indicators of early life disease exposure, and these rates are calculated specifically for …

Drop-out of addiction treatment is common, however, little is known about drop-out of compulsory care in Sweden. Data …-out and mortality. …

The purpose of this study was to estimate the risk and mortality of breast cancer recurrences in Swedish women, and to …-2005 . Mortality has also been reduced, resulting in an increased 5-year survival from 52.6% to 64.1% after locoregional recurrence and …

of children's socioeconomic position (e.g., occupational class and economic resources) and parental mortality have not …

recession of 1992–1996 and mortality in the following 6 years. Nearly 3.4 million Swedish men and women, born between 1931 and … with a mortality follow-up from January 1997 to December 2002. We adjust for health status (1982–1991), baseline (1991 …-term unemployment is related to elevated all-cause mortality for men and women. The excess mortality effects were small for women and …