For census tracts with increasing percentages of the population employed, insured, and college educated, rates of influenza hospitalizations decreased (RII 0.5, 95% CI 0.4 0.7; RII 0.6, 95% CI 0.5 0.7; and RII 0.5, 95% CI 0.3 0.6, respectively) (Table 1).
For the less educated, divorce rates are closer to those of the peak divorce years.
Hart and nine others were teachers at Malvern College, where from 1983 to 1986 they took advantage of a "concessionary fee" scheme, which allowed their children to be educated at rates one fifth of those paid by other pupils.
Among the least educated, death rates increased for each of these conditions except for diabetes in black men and women for whom it did not change significantly.
In contrast, among the most educated group, rates significantly decreased for COPD in white and black men and white women, for diabetes in black men and women and for accidents in black men, or remained stable for the remaining sex, race, and disease categories.
Education level was associated with understanding: more educated participants rated sources of information as more understandable.
More highly educated participants rated the sources of information as significantly clearer than did less educated participants.
In settings with highly efficient health systems and an educated population, rates of DR among people with diabetes can be very low.
In comparison with never- or former-smokers, current-smokers were younger, less likely to be married, less educated, and rated their health as poorer, which mirrors the characteristics of smokers in the general population (ONS, 2011).
Comparisons between parents who did and did not attend at least one session showed that non-attendees were less well educated and rated their child's behavior as less inattentive and aggressive (using the Child Behavior Checklist, CBCL) at the initial evaluation.
