Socioeconomic Position and Mortality—Reply

Les inégalités sociales y sont particulièrement élevées pour les décès évitables (chez les hommes seulement dans les pays de l’Est de l’Europe et chez les hommes et

To our knowledge, no data are available on the relationship between temperature and mortality effect modified by chronic air pollution ex- posure and socio-economic factors

In contrast in the NMMAPS study, no evidence for effect modification of the association between PM and daily mortality by NO 2 was found (27). A possible interpretation of the

The widespread lack of access to clean household energy has tragic consequences on a vast scale: household air pollution was responsible for 3.8 million premature deaths in

The purpose of the present study was to deter- mine the effect of air pollution on daily mortality in Santiago and to analyse whether the geographi- cal distribution of the risk

• to illustrate the extent to which an economic argument can be made in favour of investment in three major social determinants of health areas: education, social protection,

The resource book reviews and discusses the existing evidence in three major areas of social determinants of health: education, social protection, and urban development, housing

2 Development of European air quality policies and advice from WHO 3 3 The systematic review project and its approach 4 4 Results – health effects of PM, ozone and nitrogen