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Yechiel Friedlander

11 works· latest 2016· 2 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0001-6783-3531

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Does religious observance promote health? mortality in secular vs religious kibbutzim in Israel.1996 · 226 citations
Consanguinity in a population sample of Israeli Muslim Arabs, Christian Arabs and Druze2002 · 119 citations
Religious orthodoxy and myocardial infarction in Jerusalem — a case control study1986 · 94 citations
Mortality differentials among women: the Israel Longitudinal Mortality Study2000 · 89 citations
Religious observance and plasma lipids and lipoproteins among 17-year-old Jewish residents of Jerusalem1987 · 76 citations

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Associations of socioeconomic position in childhood and young adulthood with cardiometabolic risk factors: the Jerusalem Perinatal Family Follow-Up Study

Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health·2016·10 authors

17citations

Childbearing history and late-life mortality: the Dubbo study of Australian elderly

Age and Ageing·2012·4 authors

33citations

Educational differentials in mortality from cardiovascular disease among men and women: The Israel Longitudinal Mortality Study

Annals of Epidemiology·2004·4 authors

46citations

Consanguinity, intracommunity and intercommunity marriages in a population sample of Israeli Jews

Annals of Human Biology·2004·2 authors

53citations

Consanguinity in a population sample of Israeli Muslim Arabs, Christian Arabs and Druze

Annals of Human Biology·2002·2 authors

119citations

Mortality differentials among women: the Israel Longitudinal Mortality Study

Social Science & Medicine·2000·4 authors

89citations

Psychosocial factors among members of religious and secular kibbutzim.

PubMed·1996·5 authors

76citations

Does religious observance promote health? mortality in secular vs religious kibbutzim in Israel.

American Journal of Public Health·1996·6 authors·Open access

226citations

Religious observance and plasma lipids and lipoproteins among 17-year-old Jewish residents of Jerusalem

Preventive Medicine·1987·3 authors

76citations

Religious orthodoxy and myocardial infarction in Jerusalem — a case control study

International Journal of Cardiology·1986·3 authors

94citations

Coronary heart disease risk factors among religious groupings in a Jewish population sample in Jerusalem

American Journal of Clinical Nutrition·1985·4 authors

50citations