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Socioeconomic transitions and interventions

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1 paper studies it1 finding

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  • 1 lab in 1 country
  • Funder: Max-Planck-Institut für demografische Forschung
  • Humans1

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Mortality

downin humans1−29% reduction

1 study

  1. Socioeconomic transitions and interventions are associated with mortality in humans (29% reduction).

    “socioeconomic transitions and interventions contribute to a reduction in mortality risk of 29% for the general population and 50% for Olympic athletes”

    Humansgeneral population

    Examining mortality risk and rate of ageing among Polish Olympic athletes: a survival follow-up from 1924 to 2012

    BMJ openApr 18, 2016

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