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... suicide rates and suicide by firearms and other means. Unlike past research that typically considers only one dimension, this analysis differentiates between spatial and temporal variation in suicide rates to determine whether and how social correlates operate differently in these two contexts. Results...

... to this disequilibrium is suicide. The model explains the variation in age- and sex-specific suicide rates for the United States over the period 1948 to 1976. It identifies the direct effect of changes in cohort size on suicide rates as well as the indirect effect operating through other demographic variables. The model...

...Fred C. Pampel Abstract Trends in age-specific suicide rates relate to debates about the consequences of population aging and changes in cohort size for social well-being. Easterlin argues that large cohort size increases suicide rates by reducing relative income; Preston claims that suicide rates...

...David Powell Abstract This article documents child suicide rates from 1980 to 2020 in the United States using the National Vital Statistics System Multiple Cause of Death database. After generally declining for decades, suicide rates among children aged 10–17 accelerated from 2011 to 2018...

... at above average rates, and that of older women has risen at below average rates. Changes in the age structure of the working age population have also contributed to a combination of rising unemployment and accelerating inflation. Cohort divorce rates, suicide among young males, crime rates, and political...

.... There is no reason, then, to expect improvement in these trends at the very high ages. Third, violent deaths out-rank natural deaths as causes of death before mid-life. While safety measures have reduced accident death rates at home, at work, and in public places, automobile accidents and suicide and homicide...

... rates: A cohort explanation for changes in the age distribution of homicide deaths . Social Science Research , 31 , 124 – 150 . 10.1006/ssre.2001.0723 O’Brien R. M. , & Stockard J. ( 2006 ). A common explanation for the changing age distributions of suicide and homicide...

.... 12 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1993 1993 Suicide Rate Excess Mortality Single Population Marriage Rate Mortality Pattern References Anson Ofra ( 1989 ). Marital Status and Women’s Health Revisited: The Importance of a Proximate Adult . Journal...

... and HIV/AIDS, contribute to the black-white disparity in variance, those contributions are largely offset by the higher rates of suicide and drug poisoning deaths for whites. As a result, differences in the causes of death for blacks and whites account, on net, for only about one-eighth of the difference...

..., and the racialized social constructs that underlie it, are associated with harmful and self-destructive behaviors and coping strategies that are hypothesized as underlying White Americans' higher rates of substance-abuse, accident-related, and suicide mortality ( Case and Deaton 2021 ; Lee and Hicken 2018 ; Malat...

... of these findings are briefly discussed. 3 3 2011 © Population Association of America 1983 1983 Suicide Rate Daily Pattern Dard Error Motor Vehicle Fatality Holiday Effect References Adams James Ray ( 1970 ). Personality Variables Associated with Traffic Accidents...

... in Postwar Japan 331 Mortality attributable to suicide, diabetes mellitus, and hypertensive disease corre- late positively with unemployment and negatively with GDP and all the other procyclical indicators. Therefore, these cause-speci c rates oscillate countercyclically, increasing in recessions...

... la tendencia general de las condiciones o traumatismos mas eepecífico sfuera similar en los países de baja mortalidad, por cuanto se les ofrecen amplias oportunidades de conocer los avances de la ciencia y de la práctica médicas. Influenza Suicide Rate Motor Vehicle Accident Crude Death Rate...

...Catherine E. Ross; Ryan K. Masters; Robert A. Hummer Abstract The positive associations between education and health and survival are well established, but whether the strength of these associations depends on gender is not. Is the beneficial influence of education on survival and on self-rated...

... profession by major faith, denomination, or ministerial specialty. Clergymen have a relatively high mortality rate from cardiovascularrenal diseases and malignancies, but a very low rate for non-degenerative diseases and suicide. Morbidity statistics for the clergy are fragmentary. They may be over...

... policies moderated the effect of automation on mortality for middle-aged males: the effect of automation on drug overdose mortality and suicide mortality was more pronounced in states with “right-to-work” (RTW) laws and in states with lower minimum wage rates. Taken together, these findings demonstrate...

... of the development of the monographs dealing with the disease topics, and accidents, homicide, and suicide, is a tabulation program involving specific and age-adjusted death rates based upon the deaths in the United States for the three year period 1959-61 and the 1960 census of population. The program called...