Infant mortality, per capita income, and adult illiteracy: an ecological approach.

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH(1992)

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The ecological association of infant mortality rate (IM) with per capita income (PI) and prevalence of adult illiteracy (AI) has been studied using countries as the unit of analysis. A negative association between IM and PI in 1960 and 1982 has been observed (sample correlation coefficient [r] = -.625 and r = -.729, respectively; P < .05). A correlation between IM and AI has been found for both men and women (r = .827 and r = .855, respectively; P < .05). The ecological relative risks were 7.43 for men and 5.82 for women (95% confidence intervals: 5.16-10.71 and 4.36-7.75, respectively). The association of IM and PI shows a slight but not significant improvement between 1960 and 1982. AI can be considered a good predictor of IM in countries.
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international studies,poverty,developing nations,incidence,measurement,socioeconomic status,data analysis,per capita income,mortality rate,prevalence,trend analysis,population dynamics,illiteracy,risk factors,statistical regression,community,infant mortality,research methodology,data collection,income,health,population,population distribution
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