Hud Hudson (2009) describes several possible "occupation" relations.
Most participants considered they had a risky occupation in relation to contracting STI and personal safety.
A study of South Asian men that had migrated to the UK but had recall data on childhood (pre-migration) SEP suggested a cumulative protective effect of longer education and non-manual occupation in relation to CVD mortality.
In addition, the date and place of birth or death, marital status, sex, religion, occupation, and relation to the head of the household are recorded for all members of the household.
Evidence on occupational sun exposure as a factor associated with keratinocyte cancers remains unclear based on the few investigations exploring outdoor work or occupations in relation to these cancers [ 17- 19].
The multivariate analysis included the potential risk factors that were significantly associated with mortality (p < 0.05; age, occupation, social relations, behavioral adjustment to heat wave, mobility, history of disease, living conditions).
For two items (exercise tolerance and occupation) measured in relation to history taking, there was significant evidence of an improvement in hospitals over time.
13 14 The effect of occupation on the relation between job strain and mortality has in most studies been accounted for by adjusting the analyses for at least one of the common socioeconomic indicators, occupational class, education and income.
Scarred by the legacy of Japan's wartime occupation of China, relations have been characterized by competition as much as cooperation, which has hobbled Asia's economic integration.
After decades of war, destruction, and occupation, German-Russian relations returned to the friendlier dynamic that had prevailed before the twentieth century.
Nevertheless, the individual cannot be considered apart from society; all important problems, including problems of general human relations, occupation, and love, are social.
