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[Life expectancy and health expectancy by sex, marital status, and socioeconomic status in Canada].


 "This article presents total life expectancy and health expectancy at age 30 [in Canada] by sex, marital status, and two variables used to define socioeconomic status: level of education and household income. The article shows that: (1) there is a relatively important difference in life expectancy according to marital status, level of education and income; (2) this difference is always greater for men than women; (3) adjusting for health further accentuates this difference, and more so for women than men; and (4) the differences between men and women in mortality and health generally decrease as socioeconomic status increases." (EXCERPT)
