Gender differences in material, psychological, and social domains of the income gradient in mortality: implications for policy.

PLoS One · 2013 · PMC3604107 · PMID 23527129

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In fact, self-rated health explained all of the association between income and mortality hazards for females for the top three quintiles, and left only marginally significant effects for the bottom two quintiles ( Table 2 ).

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