… of ill-health compared to other adverse events, the conduits through which ill-health
affects … related shocks are more equally distributed across socioeconomic status. The high …

… average, especially those who are exceptionally ill or of lower socioeconomic status. …
socioeconomic status require longer stays and use more resources than patients of higher status in …

This study explores psychological health and the experience of being unemployed for between
6 and 11 months in two social class groups: unskilled and semi‐skilled workers v. white‐…

… Workplace conditions, socioeconomic status, and the risk of mortality and acute
myocardial infarction: the Kuopio Ischemic Heart Disease Risk Factor Study. Am J Public …

… We examine societal differences in ill-health using a measure of class based on the
individual’s current occupation and employment status. Age-standardised illness ratios are …

… mental health outcomes (60–65). Two findings have emerged from this research: 1) social
class and socioeconomic status … of social class and socioeconomic status are not empirically …

… For example, women with low socioeconomic status more often bear physically demanding
tasks and are thus more impaired by ill health, while women with high socioeconomic status …

… socioeconomic status and ill health. Both demands and control may be related to socioeconomic
status and also to less specific health measures than cardiovascular disease incidence, …

… socioeconomic status (SES), healthcare access, and healthy aging. Several studies document
the relationship between SES, healthcare utilization, and health … healthcare system is ill-…

… in socio-economic standing and ill health between … health status between the two communities
were small. The aim of this study is to relate, at an ecological level, measures of ill health …