Key points:- Previous research has demonstrated a link between unemployment and an increase in death rates.- The aim of this study was to test whether it is unemployment itself or other factors which cause this rise in mortality, such as poor health or low socio-economic status.- Background information on around 3,260 Scottish people was gathered from the 1991 and 2001 censuses. All of them were in employment in 1991, but half of the group were no longer in work at 2001.- The results found strong evidence of a direct link between unemployment and subsequent death rates in men
Abstract Background This study describes the associat...
Background Life expectancy increased in industrialized countries, but inequalities in health and mo...
<b>Background:</b> Scotland's mortality rate is higher than England and Wales’ and this ...
Background: There is a strong association between unemployment and mortality, but whether this relat...
Background. Studies have consistently found evidence of an association between unemployment and all-...
The effect of unemployment on mortality is the object of a lively literature. However, this literatu...
Contrary to the epidemiological literature, some studies find that increases in unemployment decreas...
Testing whether unemployment causes health deterioration is complicated because failing health may i...
Recent research on the relationship between unemployment and mortality is inconsistent. The statisti...
Testing whether unemployment causes health deterioration is complicated because failing health may i...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate the effects of national unemployment rates on ...
Longitudinal studies at the level of individuals find that employees who lose their jobs are at incr...
This study uses aggregate panel data on 96 French départements for the period from 1982 to 2002 to i...
Unemployment is strongly associated with mortality on the individual level. The reasons for this ass...
Background Life expectancy increased in industrialized countries, but inequalities in health and mor...
Abstract Background This study describes the associat...
Background Life expectancy increased in industrialized countries, but inequalities in health and mo...
<b>Background:</b> Scotland's mortality rate is higher than England and Wales’ and this ...
Background: There is a strong association between unemployment and mortality, but whether this relat...
Background. Studies have consistently found evidence of an association between unemployment and all-...
The effect of unemployment on mortality is the object of a lively literature. However, this literatu...
Contrary to the epidemiological literature, some studies find that increases in unemployment decreas...
Testing whether unemployment causes health deterioration is complicated because failing health may i...
Recent research on the relationship between unemployment and mortality is inconsistent. The statisti...
Testing whether unemployment causes health deterioration is complicated because failing health may i...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate the effects of national unemployment rates on ...
Longitudinal studies at the level of individuals find that employees who lose their jobs are at incr...
This study uses aggregate panel data on 96 French départements for the period from 1982 to 2002 to i...
Unemployment is strongly associated with mortality on the individual level. The reasons for this ass...
Background Life expectancy increased in industrialized countries, but inequalities in health and mor...
Abstract Background This study describes the associat...
Background Life expectancy increased in industrialized countries, but inequalities in health and mo...
<b>Background:</b> Scotland's mortality rate is higher than England and Wales’ and this ...