… between alcohol intake and mortality in middle-aged British men and draws attention to …
In this study of middle-aged British men we have observed a U-shaped curve relationship …

… as diverse as British civil servants, men in different regions of the United Kingdom, men and
… -drinkers will include people who have given up drinking because they were unwell.' Such …

… For over 99% of the men, records in the NHS Central Registry were identified and flagged.
A copy of the death certificate has been provided for each man who died, in the UK, during …

… well-being curve across the life cycle in 2 … UK citizens. Fifth, we discuss some apparent
exceptions, particularly in developing nations, to the U-shape. Sixth, we note that American male …

… are arbitrary, that people differ in their susceptibility to … men who drink about 7 units a week
have rates of heart disease that are close to the lowest. The curve is flat bottomed, and men …

… non-manual workers, and that the U-shaped mortality curve was seen only in manual … British
Regional Heart Study and those of a recently reported two-year follow-up of a cohort of male …

… This paper uses 18 waves of British panel data to try to … In the current paper’s BHPS data,
the unhappy people who were born in … curves are U-shaped, and the distance between the two …

… People from Northern … People in London and the West Midlands scored lowest for life
satisfaction (7.2), and Londoners were also the most anxious, scoring 3.5 out of 10 against a UK …

… focus on panels that follow people for a considerable length of … a U-shaped relationship
between age and happiness. We replicated this relationship for Germany, Australia, and Britain …

… Whereas more than 90 per cent of British men aged between 25 and 55 are economically …
The existence of a robust and statistically well-determined Ushaped curve in age continues to …