Those who suffered occupational injuries had low educational levels; almost all had only primary or junior middle school education, again similar to other findings.
20 In the United States, the rate of decline in heart disease and stroke mortality among the least educated people was slower than in others, particularly in African Americans with low educational levels.
Carers in low socio-economic groups, immigrant populations, and those with low educational levels are at higher risk.
Why? Pregnancies are far more common among poor, rural girls in families with low educational levels.
But because of their low educational levels, many work in low-paying, entry-level jobs that do not provide health insurance or other benefits.
That dynamic, analysts suggest — low educational levels in one of the world's poorest countries — makes a North African-style revolt against a long-ruling autocrat unlikely.
Phillip Toyne, a lawyer who spent 10 years helping the Anangu win back their land – a battle he describes as "a very controversial and bloody process" – says that low educational levels are one factor thwarting the fulfilment of Aboriginal aspirations.
Particular efforts should be directed towards those with low educational levels, and more research on medication use in relation to age is required.
High forest cover in rural districts was spatially associated with local communities featuring depopulation, unemployment, low educational levels and subsistence agriculture.
Fire density increased with socioeconomic vulnerability, particularly, high unemployment rate, high level of teenagers that neither study nor work, and low educational levels.
The porters are almost entirely male (98%), relatively young and have low educational levels with only 7% being literate in both Nepali and English.
