The increasing mortality advantage of the married: The role played by education

Øystein Kravdal · Emily M D Grundy · Katherine Lisa Keenan

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In several European countries the excess mortality of nonmarried people relative to the married has increased. In this study we describe in detail the increasing mortality advantage of the married in Norway and investigate the extent to which changes in ed

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