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In practically every age period, and among both males and females, the same situation obtains with respect to Bright's disease and apoplexy and paralysis. In all ages up to age 84 Irish born males succumb to accidents in large numbers; at ages "25-44," for example, the death rate for this cause among males — 263.7 — was over twice as high as that of native Americans — 103.0.
The above figures for both the German and the Irish strains in New York state help to explain some of the surprising cond...i- tions which we found in our discussion of the general death rates in Table 1. Thus, it will be remembered that, at ages "25- 44," the native born males of foreign or mixed parentage — that is, first generation Americans — showed a death rate of 14.3 per thousand, while the mortality of the native born males of native parentage was only 6.9, and that of the foreign born males was only 8.7. The German and Irish are the predominating races included in the native born of foreign or mixed parentage in this age period, and it is doubtless their influence that accounts for this high mortality.
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In practically every age period, and among both males and females, the same situation obtains with respect to Bright's disease and apoplexy and paralysis. In all ages up to age 84 Irish born males succumb to accidents in large numbers; at ages "25-44," for example, the death rate for this cause among males — 263.7 — was over twice as high as that of native Americans — 103.0.
The above figures for both the German and the Irish strains in New York state help to explain some of the surprising cond...i- tions which we found in our discussion of the general death rates in Table 1. Thus, it will be remembered that, at ages "25- 44," the native born males of foreign or mixed parentage — that is, first generation Americans — showed a death rate of 14.3 per thousand, while the mortality of the native born males of native parentage was only 6.9, and that of the foreign born males was only 8.7. The German and Irish are the predominating races included in the native born of foreign or mixed parentage in this age period, and it is doubtless their influence that accounts for this high mortality.
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