[[Abnormal trends in mortality for birth cohorts born around 1930]]

|January 1, 1992

Abstract:

Variations in mortality in Japan for cohorts born during the period 1927-1932 are analyzed and compared. "Abnormal trends in mortalities...were clearly observed among males, starting at [the] age of 35...for all causes and many of the main chronic degenerative diseases.... Susceptibilities for those diseases might have been induced by poor nutritional conditions [that] prevailed...due to the social and economic chaos just after the World War II." (SUMMARY IN ENG)

Keywords:

Asia Cohort Analysis Demographic Factors Developed Countries Differential Mortality Eastern Asia Economic Factors Health Japan Mortality Nutrition Political Factors Population Population Characteristics Population Dynamics Research Methodology Sex Factors Socioeconomic Factors War

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