Trends in Mortality by Income in Urban Canada from 1971 to 1996. PART I Russell Wilkins, Edward Ng and Jean-Marie Berthelot Health Analysis and Modeling Group Statistics Canada, Ottawa

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Trends in Mortality by Income in Urban Canada
from 1971 to 1996. PART IRussell Wilkins,
Edward Ng and Jean-Marie BerthelotHealth
Analysis and Modeling GroupStatistics Canada,
Ottawa

• Session 65
• Causes of Death Analyses, Differentials and
  Trends Population Association of America (PAA)
  2001 Annual Meeting, Washington DC 29-31 March
  2001

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Russell Wilkins

• Health Analysis and Modeling Group
• Statistics Canada, RHC-24A
• Ottawa ON K1A OT6
• Tel [phone] Fax [phone]
• Email russell.wilkins_at_statcan.ca

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Data inclusions and exclusions

• 1971 1986 1991
  1996
• Total deaths 81,465 101,104
  101,960 122,104
• Reg not retrd 18 0
  0 0
• Res health inst 5,912 14,824
  16,156 19,185
• CT not coded 1,375 923
  17 1,010
• CT excluded 109 213 97
  122
• Age or sex unkn 61 4
  8 1
• Deaths retained 73,990 88,140 93,328
  101,786
• Non-inst pop (mil) 11.6 14.9
  16.5 17.7

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Low Income

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Foreign-born

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Infant Mortality
per 1,000
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Infant Mortality, 1996
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Q5/Q1 Mortality Ratios
Age (yrs)
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Life Expectancy at Birth
Yrs
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Life Expectancy, Males 1996
Yrs
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Life Expectancy, Females 1996
Yrs
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Female-Male Difference in Life Expectancy
Yrs
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Probability of Survival to Age 75

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Probability of Survival to Age 75, Males 1996

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Probability of Survival to Age 75, Females 1996

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PYLL(0-74) by Cause, 1996

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Excess PYLL(0-74) by Cause, 1996

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Age Distribution of Excess PYLL (0-74)