Mortality Statistics of Insured Wage-Earners And Their Families; Experience of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Industrial Department, 1911 to 1916, in the United States And Canada
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therefore, to see later how the figures here presented compare in detail with those in the general population whose economic status is altogether more favorable. If the number of deaths in this ex- perience (7,762) are not as many as for other conditions which have been discussed, it should be remembered that this number is by far the largest aggregation of cases of this disease which have as yet received extended statistical treatment.
The table on page 229 presents the death rates per 100,000... persons exposed with respect to color, sex and age period.
The death rate increases with age. Under 35 years, there is no very appreciable incidence of the condition. Between ages ten and fourteen, a rate of 3.4 deaths per 100,000 persons living is the first indication of a significant distribution in the population of the disease in its malignant form. Between 25 and 34 years, the rate, 5.4, accentuates the earlier finding. Beyond 35 years, there is a rapid rise in the slope of the curve for diabetes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
therefore, to see later how the figures here presented compare in detail with those in the general population whose economic status is altogether more favorable. If the number of deaths in this ex- perience (7,762) are not as many as for other conditions which have been discussed, it should be remembered that this number is by far the largest aggregation of cases of this disease which have as yet received extended statistical treatment.
The table on page 229 presents the death rates per 100,000... persons exposed with respect to color, sex and age period.
The death rate increases with age. Under 35 years, there is no very appreciable incidence of the condition. Between ages ten and fourteen, a rate of 3.4 deaths per 100,000 persons living is the first indication of a significant distribution in the population of the disease in its malignant form. Between 25 and 34 years, the rate, 5.4, accentuates the earlier finding. Beyond 35 years, there is a rapid rise in the slope of the curve for diabetes.
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