Health Inequalities in Australia: mortality

Glenn Draper · Gavin Turrell · Brian F. Oldenburg

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Health disparities and outcomes Insurance, Mortality, Demography, Risk Management Public Health and Social Inequalities

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Despite improvements in the health of Australians over the last century, large mortality inequalities continue to exist between population sub-groups. This report is a statistical reference source that documents mortality inequalities by sex, geographic region, area socioeconomic disadvantage, occupation and country of birth. The report examines the nature and extent of mortality inequalities among infants and children, young adults, working aged adults and older persons during 1998-2000, and where possible, for the period 1985-1987 to 1998-2000.

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