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Mortality ratios and life expectancy in X chromatin positive males.

In a prospective study of 466 X chromatin positive males an increase in mortality of about 50% has been observed. The increase is associated with a loss of about five years in life span. There is no convincing evidence that the increase is concentrated at any particular age group but this possibility could not be excluded. No effect of mode of ascertainment could be demonstrated. From this study we conclude that it is likely that the mortality experienced by chromatin positive males in general is at least 115% of that experienced by normal men and could be more than 200%.

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[The average life expectancy of the population: the regional social hygiene determinants].

Results are reported of a socio-hygienic study of a very important biometric parameter--reproduction of the population on a regional level. Changes are analyzed of the average life span (ALS) during the period of three postwar censuses. The ALS in women tended to increase as compared with men and was more pronounced in the rural localities. The main causes of mortality are analyzed. Reduction of ALS due to circulatory diseases which tended to increase during the intercensus periods. Recommendations are given for optimization of population reproduction and increase of ALS.

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