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In Utah, the prevalence of unhealthy male risk behaviors are lower than in most other male populations, whereas women experience higher mortality risk because of higher fertility rates. Therefore, we hypothesize that the Utah sex differential in mortality would be small and less than in Sweden and Denmark.Life tables from Utah, Denmark, and Sweden were used to calculate cohort life expectancies for...
This study examined whether the health–survival paradox could be due partially to sex-specific selection and information bias in surveys.The study is based on the linkage of three population-based surveys of 15,330 Danes aged 46–102 years with health registers covering the total Danish population regarding hospitalizations within the last 2 years and prescription medicine within 6 months before the...
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