… , at the provincial level, Saskatchewan was the only province … income gradient in mortality
indicators in urban Canada, with … analyzing the rates of income, education, employment, social …

… the socioeconomic gradients in morbidity and mortality are … and Ontario (Canada’s largest
province by population). Both … includes dimensions of income, education, housing and family …

… , Canada saw a further flattening of mortality gradients in … This means that we apply the
age-specific mortality rates in 2000 … CDs are smaller than provinces and territories but larger than …

… , each death record in our cohort was assigned to a provincial … Age-specific rates were
calculated for the following age … This socioeconomic gradient was observed in all ages, with …

… This paper aims to support provincial evidenceinformed … (eg, income), denominator data
consisted of age-specific Census … gradient by levels of income, education, and MD with higher …

… study using provincial health data from Alberta (Canada) for … Canadian sex-age specific,
population-based standards.26 … about education attainment, employment status, income, marital …

… high-income countries, namely Australia, Canada, France, … health by age-specific factors.
This may reflect our focus on … selective mortality bias, equalizing effects of age-specific factors (…

… and show that mortality inequality across educational groups … Moreover, [22] studied mortality
conditions in two provinces … between per capita income and age-specific mortality rates, …

… , finding and maintaining work, learning a new language, and lack … latter showing a lower
death rate than the Canadian-born. … change in age-specific differences in mortality by age and …

… standardized mortality ratios using sex- and age-specific … gradient in age-adjusted avoidable
mortality rates as income … study, which focused on the capital and provincial levels [76]. …