Combinations of environmental stress coordinately increase toxicological assaults on
health, dependent on the genetics of the exposed organism. Multiple gene variances …

Numerous studies have linked poor socioeconomic circumstances during working life with
early retirement. Few studies, however, have summarized entire patterns of employment …

A key feature of cumulative risk assessment (CRA) is the ability to estimate differential health
risks from environmental exposures within populations. Identifying populations at increased …

Background: To examine the relation between different aspects of social position and
functional decline at 5 year follow-up in 75 year old men and women. Methods: The study …

Soziale Ungleichheiten der Gesundheit bestehen bis ins hohe Lebensalter. Andreas
Mergenthaler geht der Frage nach, wie gesundheitliche Ungleichheiten im hohen …

OBJECTIVES: As socio-economic status (SES) strongly reflects individual economic status,
evaluating the association between SES and health could provide information that is …

Health lifestyles are collective patterns of health risk behaviour that develop within a social
habitus. An important area for research is the extent to which health lifestyles become more …

Psychiatric epidemiologists were among the first scientists to document that the poor suffer
from a higher rate of mental disorders than the affluent. Mental health and, more precisely …

Background: Even in generally wealthy Western countries material deprivation and poverty
are not uncommon. There is, however, little data on the prevalence of material deprivation …

Risk Adjusting Rehabilitation Outcomes: An Overview of Metho... : American Journal of
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Risk Adjusting Rehabilitation Outcomes: An Overview of …