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Compression of mortality is measured here in four ways: (1) by standard deviation of the age at death above the mode … modern populations, all four measures show convincingly that the secular transition from high to low mortality has been … accompanied by general and massive compression of mortality. In recent decades, however, this development has come close to …
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Demographic surveillance systems (DSS) depend on community acceptance and involvement to produce high quality longitudinal data. Ensuring community support also exposes power relations usually concealed in the research process. We discuss the Agincourt Health and Demographic Surveillance System...
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After studying the epidemiologic transition’s situation in Canada, it is determined that the delimitation of temporal stages within the epidemiologic transition as put forward by Omran (1971, 1998), Olshansky and Ault (1986), Rogers and Hackenberg (1987) and Olshansky et al. (1998) does...
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-clinical disciplines to better understand the link between functioning/diseases/ vulnerability and mortality, ii) the male-female health …-survival paradox (i.e., males report better health than females, but encounter higher mortality at all ages), and how this paradox may …
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other developed countries in order to ascertain whether Canada experiences a distinct low mortality profile. The evaluation … basis of two mortality indicators for the 80-99 age-interval lead to the same conclusion: Canadian mortality is lower than …
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constant linear mortality shifts the tempo-adjusted period indicator translates exactly to the cohort born e¤0 (t) years …
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This paper presents estimates of changes in socioeconomic inequalities in mortality between the 1980s and the 1990s in … nine European countries. The best available evidence shows that relative inequalities in mortality generally widened, while … accurate and detailed assessment of change in inequalities in mortality. These illustrations stressed the importance of …
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Mortality follow-up of two census samples allowed an estimate of socio-economic differentials in mortality for old men … mortality differentials after 60 years of age. Over the 1960-65 and 1990-95 periods mortality differentials remained constant … least skilled manual workers. Educational status has an impact on the mortality risks, independently from occupational …
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Trends of Mortality". The seminar was held in Rostock (Germany) on 19-21 of June 2002. The seminar encouraged studies on … adverse mortality trends and widening mortality differentials between and within countries. The introduction to the collection … argues that mortality divergence is a new and significant phenomenon in global population health. It then presents the …
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Analyses of routine data have established that the extreme mortality fluctuations among young and middle-aged men are … other industrialised countries. A case-control study has been used to identify factors associated with mortality among men … level was significantly associated with mortality from circulatory diseases and external causes in a crude analysis. However …
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