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Table 1 All-cause mortality in Rome from 1990 to 2001 by socioeconomic position (age 0–74 years).

From: Socioeconomic differentials in premature mortality in Rome: changes from 1990 to 2001

	Men
	1990–92				1993–95				1996–98				1999–2001
	deaths	rate	RR	95%CI	deaths	rate	RR	95%CI	deaths	rate	RR	95%CI	deaths	Rate	RR	95%CI
	3528	455	1.24	1.19 – 1.30	3255	402	1.35	1.29 – 1.41	2772	335	1.50	1.43 – 1.58	2582	318	1.46	1.39 – 1.54
Age (years)
20–44	312	120	1.62	1.41 – 1.86	297	120	1.78	1.55 – 2.04	237	96	1.87	1.61 – 2.17	207	84	1.66	1.41 – 1.96
45–59	675	497	1.23	1.11 – 1.35	618	444	1.34	1.21 – 1.48	505	360	1.54	1.38 – 1.72	502	359	1.51	1.40 – 1.68
60–74	4960	2328	1.18	1.11 – 1.25	4576	2010	1.30	1.22 – 1.37	3986	1718	1.42	1.35 – 1.51	3676	1618	1.40	1.32 – 1.49
	Women
	1990–92				1993–95				1996–98				1999–2001
	deaths	rate	RR	95%CI	deaths	rate	RR	95%CI	deaths	rate	RR	95%CI	deaths	Rate	RR	95%CI
	2387	224	1.15	1.09 – 1.23	2352	218	1.14	1.07 – 1.21	2071	195	1.28	1.20 – 1.36	1853	182	1.23	1.15 – 1.31
Age (years)
20–44	163	61	1.34	1.10 – 1.63	165	63	1.29	1.06 – 1.58	134	50	1.62	1.32 – 2.00	123	45	1.34	1.07 – 1.67
45–59	460	283	1.01	0.89 – 1.15	412	255	1.11	0.97 – 1.26	412	251	1.14	1.00 – 1.30	356	218	1.19	1.04 – 1.37
60–74	1728	1058	1.16	1.08 – 1.30	1734	1041	1.15	1.07 – 1.23	1496	928	1.27	1.18 – 1.40	1327	845	1.30	1.21 – 1.40

Legend: Number of deaths and mortality rate (x100,000) in level I (well off), and rate ratios in level IV (underprivileged) to that in level I

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