HLTC05H3 Lecture Notes - Disease Surveillance, Foodborne Illness, Structural Violence
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Sheldon cohen,1 denise janicki-deverts,1 edith chen,2 and karen a. matthews3. At moderate risk for adult cvd independent of adult ses. Case study: sweden ses data from census, compared indiv. From manual childhood social classes were more likely to die from all causes than. From non-manual social classes o: may be due to sick children becoming sick adults in contrast to childhood exposures influencing adult mortality. Were followed through their life, ch ses was based on parental occupation. Control for perinatal health and adult ses, showed lower ch ses was assoc. with poorer dental hlt: analyzed childhood (ch) ses with health outcomes o. Low ch ses caused 2. 4-fold increase risk of chd o o: 23% got cold, susceptibility to colds decreased in a graded fashion with the number of childhood years during which participants" parents owned their homes. This decreased risk was attributable to both lower risk of infection and lower risk of illness in infected subjects.